Marc Kitteringham is a journalist based in Campbell River, British Columbia. He writes for the Campbell River Mirror and has also been featured in various publications across Canada, including the Rossland News, Caledonia Courier, and North Island Gazette. Marc's articles cover a range of local topics, including community events, environmental issues, Indigenous initiatives, and cultural happenings.
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Marc Kitteringham's focus is predominantly on local government and community news in the British Columbia area, with a strong emphasis on environmental conservation, Indigenous rights and initiatives, as well as government policies and actions. His coverage attributes show a significant interest in reporting on government announcements and events.
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The Comox Valley RCMP have issued an arrest warrant for a 36 year old man in the Comox Valley
By: Marc Kitteringham
Comox Valley RCMP have issued an arrest warrant for a 36 year old Travis Thomson
By: Marc Kitteringham
More needed, as Comox Valley has 'basically made no dent' in cycling/pedestrian mode share targets — CVRD staff
By: Marc Kitteringham
Courtenay-Alberni MP presents petition to establish Justice and Peace centre for international diplomacy
By: Marc Kitteringham
Between 7,000 and 8,000 litres of diesel spilled at a fish farm near Zeballos, on Vancouver Island on Dec. 14.
By: Marc Kitteringham
Between 7,000 and 8,000 litres of diesel spilled at a fish farm near Zeballos, on Vancouver Island on Dec. 14.
By: Marc Kitteringham
Just over 36 hours after 8,000 litres of Diesel spilled into Ehattesaht waters, Chief Simon John made a statement on the incident.
By: Marc Kitteringham
City looked at over 60 properties before deciding on 971 Cumberland Road for necessary service
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