Marc Kitteringham is a Reporter at Black Press, Inc. He covers a diverse range of topics including environmental services, climate change, housing, and local government, with a strong emphasis on regional interest and world news. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Rossland News, Chemainus Valley Courier, and the Vernon Morning Star, among others.
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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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Restrictions apply July 1
The Comox Valley came out to celebrate Canada Day in a big way this year.
Fire was discovered Sunday afternoon
By: Marc Kitteringham
The first Harbour Air flight landed in Campbell River on the morning of July 6.
The first Harbour Air flight landed in Campbell River on the morning of July 6.
Comox Fire Protection District maintains local fire restrictions
By: Marc Kitteringham
Project supports rehabilitation, sustainability of 40 kilometres of multi-use wilderness trail
By: Marc Kitteringham
Indie folk pop duo Big Little Lions are coming back to the Comox Valley and Campbell River this summer, with a show in each community at the end of July.
By: Marc Kitteringham
Park now open along Comox Road
By: Marc Kitteringham
City to hold public hearing on July 20
