Lauren Vanderdeen is a Digital and Print Reporter at various prominent publications. She covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on hospitality and leisure, hotel chains, and luxury accommodations in North America and Latin America. Lauren's work has been featured in outlets such as Western Investor, CBC, and Al Jazeera Media Network.
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Vancouver, Canada (Local)
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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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Debt financing can fund capital projects but can also pose risk of future tax increases
Mayor Ken Sim says 'absolutely no public money' involved, adds it's too soon to talk public land
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Claims say ministry failed to properly screen foster parents and follow up with children
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Single-family dwellers are twice as likely to recycle and compost as multi-family neighbour
Homeless advocate worries plan won't protect against displacement, street sweeps
Norm Lipinski is no longer Surrey's chief of police
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
In 1976, about 10,000 people from more than 130 countries came to Vancouver to propose solutions for a rapidly urbanizing world. Mother Teresa spoke, Bill Reid contributed a mural, and attendees discussed ideas from student-made electric cars to DIY building materials.
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Staff suggest 3 options for pool's future ranging from $40M to $300M
Surrey is the only Metro Vancouver city to remain at Stage 2 restrictions, staff say
Prime minister suggests plan would include rent-to-buy component
