Kendall Hanson is a reporter and videojournalist for CHEK Media, focusing on local news in British Columbia, specifically in Victoria. With a keen interest in crime, community issues, and human interest stories, Kendall strives to bring important and impactful stories to the forefront, shedding light on the experiences and challenges faced by residents in the region.
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Kendall Hanson's coverage primarily centers around local news, including crime, government and politics in the British Columbia area. She focuses on breaking news, evolving stories and government announcements with a particular emphasis on public safety.
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A specialty food store has expanded and moved into a new location in Nanaimo with a contribution from the Mexican government.
By: Kendall Hanson
Port Alberni businesses who are creditors of the San Group, a Langley-based company with two lumber mills in the Alberni Valley, are reeling — some saying they're still owed money.
Canada Post unionized employees rallied in Nanaimo Saturday and said the latest offer from the employer was worse than the last one tabled.
The WeCan Shelter Society in Courtenay celebrated the completion of two more shipping container homes for the marginalized on Sunday.
A BC Supreme Court Justice has approved a short extension of creditor protection as a court monitor works with San Group to reorganize its business operations, including those on Vancouver Island.
A group of taxpayers in the Regional District of Nanaimo are incensed about steep tax increases they could soon be forced to pay, not just this year but for the next five years.
By: Kendall Hanson
The latest storm to hit the province's south coast brought high winds and high tides and created havoc for much of our province's south coast including Vancouver Island.
The Philippine Mars has left the Alberni Valley for what may be the last time, but the aircraft didn't get very far, eventually landing near Vancouver Island.
A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has extended creditor protection for the San Group for a second time, with its debts near $200 million.
By: Kendall Hanson
Nanaimo city council wants more power over how it spends taxpayer money.
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