Kevin Forsyth is a local journalist based in Parksville, British Columbia. He writes for various publications, including the Parksville-Qualicum Beach News and the North Island Gazette. Kevin covers a wide range of local news, including community events, municipal developments, and human interest stories.
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Kevin Forsyth's coverage mainly focuses on local news and events, particularly in the Qualicum Beach, Parksville, and Vancouver Island areas. He covers a wide range of topics including arts, education, tourism, development issues, short-term rentals as well as announcements from the government.
If you are looking to reach out to Kevin with a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on events happening within these specific geographic areas or stories related to the themes he covers such as entertainment news and culture & society. Additionally, if you have expert commentary or insights related to local developments in arts and education sectors or any significant government announcements affecting these communities specifically in British Columbia's Parksville area would be relevant for his coverage interests.
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By: Kevin Forsyth
Bruce Alexander decides to sell business after 30 years Parksville Chrysler has new owners and a new general manager.
By: Kevin Forsyth
Letter to city, council asks for enforcement of noise bylaw Some Parksville residents want to turn the volume down on excessively loud vehicle noise on several busy roads with the help of 'noise cameras'.
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By: Kevin Forsyth
Online petition opposes development due to proximity to sensitive ecosystem
By: Kevin Forsyth
'One Mile' and 'One More Mile' starring Ryan Phillippe both in production in mid-Island
By: Kevin Forsyth
'One Mile' and 'One More Mile' starring Ryan Phillippe both in production in mid-Island
By: Kevin Forsyth
Eight protected trees will be removed for development Parksville council has approved a development permit for the general form and character of a small-lot residential development at 625 and 633 Pioneer Crescent.
By: Kevin Forsyth
Councils across province will advise on languages, cultures, traditions, practices and histories
By: Kevin Forsyth
Event sees 150 people dress up as Mrs. Roper from 'Three's Company' TV show Downtown Parksville was home to quite the spectacle on Sept. 14 as 150 'Mrs.
By: Kevin Forsyth
Spaces sought for Errington Elementary and Bowser Elementary
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