Kyle Balzer is a local journalist based in Burnaby, Canada. He writes for several publications including the New West Record, Burnaby Now, and Tri City News. Kyle's articles cover a range of topics including local news, sports, community events, and business.
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Kyle Balzer's coverage is heavily focused on local events and news, with an emphasis on sports and gas prices in the Burnaby area. His articles often cite data or press releases, indicating a preference for factual information from reliable sources.
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By: Kyle Balzer
New Westminster Secondary's first loss of the year toppled them in the provincial rankings, but the rest of the team's schedule appears to be promising.
By: Kyle Balzer, Wes Culp
An international environment conducive to American freedom and prosperity requires forward-deployed conventional forces on European soil.
The US strategic nuclear posture has very little slack to offset a growing range of threats before next-generation weapons systems begin replacing older platforms. Immediately upon taking office, the next president should consider stop-gap measures to mitigate the long-term structural problems afflicting America’s nuclear program.
By: Kyle Balzer
Students from 34 schools elected BC NDP candidates to represent New Westminster.
By: Kyle Balzer
New Westminster students Grades 2 to 7 made sure no stone was left alone in remembering military members that never came home.
The New Westminster-based school was the defending CCAA champion, but missed out on the lone B.C. spot in the 2024 tournament.
By: Kyle Balzer
Renters are paying an average of more than $2,500 per month for an apartment in New Westminster.
By: Kyle Balzer, Frank King
Operation Christmas Child is collecting shoeboxes and relief donations Nov. 18 to 24 to be sent off to kids around the world.
Hilton Vancouver Metrotown, celebrating 25 years, has now collected $10,000 in two years for Backpack Buddies, an organization that provides meals for local students.
Bugle Major, bagpipers and old military vehicles were included in the local procession ahead of the Remembrance Day weekend.
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