Liny Lamberink is a Reporter/Editor at CBC North. She covers a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, culture and society, and education, with a particular focus on art dealing, fine art, and cultural movements. Liny's work has been featured in Radio Canada International and CBC.
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Liny Lamberink's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on issues impacting Northern communities such as Yellowknife and the Northwest Territories. She also covers scientific topics relating to climate change, wildfires, and rare earth mining.
Her articles often cite data or feature breaking news related to funding requests, community encounters with wildlife, political appointments, and research reports.
When reaching out to Liny for potential coverage or interviews, consider providing insights into local governance challenges in Canadian territories like the N.W.T., impacts of climate change on northern communities including wildfire responses or unique encounters with wildlife. Additionally, offering perspectives from experts involved in rare earth mining projects within these regions could capture her interest.
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44 homes and 11 institutional buildings could be heated with wood chips
Mayor talking to territory about using Aurora College building for arts programming
By: Liny Lamberink
Collection of more than 20,000 items appraised at $4.1M has been for sale for years
A small team of fishermen caught about 1,400 kilograms of turbot north of Clyde River in late April. It was enough to share with the community, and also sell a quantity to Vancouver-based business Skipper Otto.
By: Liny Lamberink
The second year of the Tłı̨chǫ government's tree planting project started with an opening ceremony on Friday morning. The plan is to plant hundreds of thousands of seedlings this year around Behchokǫ̀, along Highway 3, and in the remote community of Wekweètı̀ which can only be accessed by air in summer.
By: Liny Lamberink
An evacuation alert has been issued for Fort Simpson, N.W.T., warning residents to be prepared to evacuate because of wildfire. The alert was issued on the territory's public alerts page at 7:42 p.m, and was also posted to the Village of Fort Simpson's Facebook page.
Festivities on Tuesday included food, music, and cultural programming
By: Liny Lamberink
Yukon Motel and Nisutlin Trading Post both took a hit during 2025 construction year
Teslin Volunteer Fire Department has 9 volunteer members, and 5 of them are women
New plaques on their crosses show Alice Abel died at 13, Denise Boucher died at 8
