Karl Yu is a Multimedia Journalist at Black Press, where he has reported on court, education, and regional district government since 2010. His work often intersects themes of public education and event management, reflecting his diverse interests in sports and competitive events. Karl's journalism has been featured in numerous publications, including the Parksville-Qualicum Beach News and the Comox Valley Record.
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Karl Yu's articles predominantly cover local events, government announcements, and education in the Nanaimo area of Canada. He extensively covers a wide array of topics such as regional events, crime, and community initiatives.
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By: Karl Yu
Alicia Fiandor’s return after hiatus yields a gold and bronze
Organizers expected at least 100 people through the doors at free fix-it event
By: Karl Yu
Organizers expected 300 people at Africa Day Nanaimo
Mariners Volleyball Club holding summer camps, provides pathways for people to advance
NightOwls beat Kelowna Falcons 4-1
By: Karl Yu
Other grad pranks in Nanaimo’s past include greased pigs running through hallways
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 256 holds D-Day ceremony on 82nd anniversary
Convocation ceremonies held at university campus in Nanaimo
By: Karl Yu
Thirty-nine Vancouver Island University grads honoured
Dogs parade around Deverill Square Park in Nanaimo as part of South End Day
