Maria Rantanen is a reporter for the Richmond News, focusing on local news in Richmond, British Columbia. With her work also featured in various publications such as Burnaby Now, Vancouver is Awesome, Pique Newsmagazine, and Tri City News, Maria covers a range of topics including crime, community events, real estate, and local government issues.
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Maria Rantanen's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Richmond, British Columbia. She covers a wide range of topics including crime, government and politics, sports, culture & society, and pets.
Given the breadth of her coverage areas within a specific geographic focus, Maria may be interested in receiving pitches related to local events or issues pertinent to Richmond. For example, stories about community initiatives addressing health concerns or updates on RCMP activities could resonate with her audience.
When reaching out to Maria for potential coverage opportunities you should consider highlighting how your pitch aligns with the local interests of residents in Richmond. If you have unique insights into any evolving stories or breaking news that falls within her covered themes and topics relevant to this region it would likely capture her attention.
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By: Maria Rantanen
Police were taping off FreshCo at the Richlea Square Shopping Centre after reports of a "suspicious package."
A Richmond News reader thinks the Arrival of the S.V. Titania mural would have lasted longer if the wall had been treated first.
By: Maria Rantanen
Forever Young club celebrated its 10th anniversary this year.
The City of Richmond said the building permit is ready to be issued once fees are paid.
Richmond RCMP’s Road Safety Unit officers issued 739 traffic tickets in November.
MPY Trading pleaded guilty to two of six charges laid last year.
The new Canada Line station cost about $52 million to build.
The man was last seen on Tuesday, Dec. 17 at 10 p.m.
By: Shawn Bergstrom
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The City of Richmond contribution to the Olympic Oval will go down by 11% next year.
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