Karin Larsen is a sports broadcaster at CBC Vancouver. A former Olympian, she covers a wide range of topics including competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business, while also delving into the intersections of law and litigation within the sports industry. Karin's work has been featured in MSN and CBC.
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Vancouver, Canada (Local)
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Karin Larsen's coverage predominantly focuses on local news and events in British Columbia, with a significant emphasis on government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories. She also covers sports and entertainment news extensively.
Given her focus on local government announcements and legal policy regulation, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to local governance issues or legal developments specific to British Columbia. Additionally, given her coverage of sports and wildlife-related topics, she may also be receptive to pitches covering these areas within the region.
If you have insights into evolving stories related to public safety, wildlife conservation efforts or housing issues specifically within British Columbia or Vancouver area; those would likely align well with Karin’s reporting interests.
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By: Karin Larsen
Facility is scheduled to close on June 28 with demolition slated for later this year
By: Karin Larsen
An estimated 25K Canadian fans brought the Sea of Red to Los Angeles
They are easily the cutest, furriest, and most likely to face-lick of the supersized World Cup security squad
Natasha Harrison says police failed to properly investigate the disappearnce and death of daughter Tatyanna
By: Karin Larsen
20-year-old Indigenous woman found in 2022 deceased, naked from the waist down, without identification
By: Karin Larsen
Intial toxicology screen detected fentanyl, but a followup autopsy found only a low level of the drug
Harrison, 20, went missing from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside in 2022
By: Karin Larsen
Carter was found guilty of killing innocent bystander Alfred Wong and gang member Kevin Whiteside
By: Karin Larsen
Natasha Harrison says coroner released her daughter's body against her clearly-stated wishes
By: Karin Larsen
Supporters say coroner's inquest has raised serious questions about police and coroner accountability
