Lauren Vanderdeen is a journalist based in Burnaby, Canada, and writes for various local publications such as New West Record and Burnaby Now. With a focus on local news and events, Lauren covers a range of topics including community events, real estate, development, and local politics. Her work has also been featured in other publications such as Western Investor, North Shore News, and Tri City News.
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Lauren Vanderdeen's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in Burnaby, Canada. Her articles cover a range of topics including real estate, development, events, and local government. Given her emphasis on government announcements and press releases, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local policies and initiatives. For example, you could pitch stories about sustainable development projects or community events with a focus on Chinese Canadians.
As Lauren's geographic focus is primarily in Burnaby and her themes revolve around sustainability and house & home among others; consider offering content that aligns with these areas such as features on eco-friendly housing developments or profiles of individuals making an impact within the community.
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By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Eat Icelandic treats and see the half-size Viking ship 'Munin.'
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
The new women's professional soccer team wants Swangard Stadium as its home venue, but the facility would need improvements to meet league standards.
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
The mural will prevent illegal graffiti and promote positive arts 'in an area that has long been considered an eyesore,' according to city staff.
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Here's what you need to know about Halloween fireworks in Burnaby. As Halloween approaches, so too does the time when brightly coloured (and loud) fireworks light up the sky.
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
The Inclusive Place of Pickleball is set to open up shop with "all pickleball, all the time" at Lougheed mall in December.
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Developers won't be required to build affordable housing in Edmonds Town Centre until it's financially viable for them.
The city has a plan to plant 779 replacement trees, but a Burnaby resident wants more proactive communication around tree loss.
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
The federal Liberals say millions of dollars for housing are on the line if the Conservative Party of Canada wins, but the Conservatives say the money should be used for housing tax cuts.
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
It’s holiday craft fair season!
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Kelly Younker wants to transform old transit into something honouring the past.
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