Kim Bolan is a journalist at the Vancouver Sun. She is an award-winning reporter who covers organized crime and white-collar crime, delving into issues of crime and justice. Kim's work has been featured in various publications, including MSN, Windsor Star, and the Montreal Gazette, among others.
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Kim Bolan's articles predominantly focus on crime, especially gang-related activities and legal proceedings in Canada, British Columbia, particularly Vancouver. Given this focus, pitches to her should revolve around insights or information related to ongoing criminal cases, developments in the local legal system including extradition processes and drug trafficking issues.
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By: Kim Bolan
The judge-alone trial is testing the prosecution theory that William Majcher planned to help the Chinese government repatriate a permanent Canadian resident
By: Kim Bolan
Supreme Court ruling says civil trials due to begin next year will not be negatively impacted by the RCMP’s applications to dispose of items
A former Surrey RCMP officer who was hanging around with gangsters has pleaded guilty to breach of trust. Find out more.
Critics say the B.C. government should have acted earlier to implement legislation targeting illegal firearms.
The dead victim was left hanging out of a silver-coloured vehicle, cash on the ground in front of him, according to a photo sent to Postmedia
Gursewak Singh was initially arrested by Abbotsford police on Dec. 17, 2025, after a business in the 31000-block of King Road was shot.
The B.C. government wants two Lower Mainland residences and several luxury vehicles forfeited by alleged drug and firearms traffickers
Opinder Sian, 38, pleaded guilty last November to conspiracy for his role in smuggling methamphetamine around the globe
By: Kim Bolan
Denis Ivziku, 28, was picked up in Cancun by Mexican authorities earlier this month after receiving information on his whereabouts from the RCMP
The B.C. Securities Commission has made its first payment of $25,000 under a new whistleblower's program. Learn more.
