Marc Kitteringham is a Reporter at Black Press. He covers a diverse range of topics including the environment, housing, emergency services, and local government, while also delving into arts and entertainment, music, and education. Marc's work has been featured in numerous publications including Rossland News, Caledonia Courier, and the Kelowna Capital News.
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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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Bears have been returning to area on and off for seven years
By: Marc Kitteringham
A Vancouver Island teacher is not allowed to teach for a period of 15 years after she was found guilty of a child-luring charge.
By: Marc Kitteringham
K’ómoks Treaty Act passes on last day of legislative session
By: Marc Kitteringham
BC Hydro reducing Puntledge River flows months ahead of usual
By: Marc Kitteringham
New configuration will have separated, 2-lane lane for part of Hilchey, continuing on to other roads
By: Marc Kitteringham
Work to expand parking near the Seawalk and Big Rock Boat Ramp at 1021 Island Highway South has temporarily paused after an archaeological artifact (lithic) was identified during demolition.
By: Marc Kitteringham
Amber Webber and Stephen McBean revisting favourites, trying new songs
By: Marc Kitteringham
Rivercity Players are kicking off their 2026-27 season with The Kitchen Witches and are inviting community members to be part of the production.
By: Marc Kitteringham
Event will be held on July 17
By: Marc Kitteringham
Nations hold opening ceremonies for ‘our Parliament building’
