Mackenzie Read is a multimedia journalist based in Victoria, British Columbia. With a focus on local news, Mackenzie covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, entertainment, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Mackenzie strives to provide accurate and impactful reporting to the residents of Vancouver Island.
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Mackenzie's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime, family & relationships, and sports. She often reports on government announcements as well as evolving stories and breaking news.
For those looking to pitch to Mackenzie Read, consider offering insights or interviews related to local events such as festivals or community gatherings. Additionally, providing information about missing persons cases or updates on ongoing investigations could be of interest.
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By: Mackenzie Read
A blue-green algae advisory has been issued for Elk Lake, and others at four other local lakes remain in effect.
After 20 years of putting on special events, the Victoria Event Centre is closing its doors at the end of the month.
Oh Sugar is giving away one pair of Taylor Swift Eras tour tickets in a contest that could only come from your
Vancouver Island seems to be a hotbed for lottery winners, as another person from Sidney has snatched up a $1 million Lotto Max prize.
A man is facing multiple weapons related charges after a late night disturbance investigation, according to Oak Bay Police.
A new early childcare centre focusing on childhood trauma and Indigenous culture has opened in the West Shore.
The final cruise ship of 2024 docked in Ogden Point Wednesday morning, marking the official end of the busy season in Victoria.
Residents on Sidney Island are disturbed as the current phase of Parks Canada's controversial project to eradicate invasive fallow deer had led to a number of entangled and dead deer.
By: Mackenzie Read
Outdoor restoration work to Victoria's historic Congregation Emanu-El has finally completed after almost five months of work.
For the first time in 40 years, four WSÁNEĆ hereditary chiefs from nations across Vancouver Island came together to call for an end to commercial herring fishing in the Salish Sea.
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