Lauren Vanderdeen is a Digital and Print Reporter at various publications including Western Investor and Al Jazeera Media Network. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on construction and real estate, major league sports, and regional interest stories across North America and LATAM. Lauren's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as CBC, Vancouver is Awesome, and BIV News.
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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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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
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Two councillors opposed the plan, citing transparency concerns
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Five blocks of Granville Street in downtown Vancouver will stay a hub of pedestrian activity for seven weeks after the FIFA World Cup leaves town, as city council voted to extend the car-free pilot Thursday.
By: Lauren Vanderdeen, Justin McElroy
Vancouver Police Department and Downtown Business Improvement Association still figuring out plans
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Mayor Mike Little was the deciding vote The District of North Vancouver approved a chemical company's bid to continue operating its facility — just three months after rejecting the company's initial proposal.
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Trump declares Canada 'unreasonably burdens' U.S. alcohol
By: Lauren Vanderdeen
Summarizing reports, early wildfire detection, identifying contaminated garbage and more
Surrey directors opposed the change, but majority of representatives vote in favour
Angelo Isidorou says he's leaving on good terms with new party leader
