Maria Rantanen is a Reporter at Richmond News. She covers the city hall and education beats while also exploring stories related to farming and the future of Richmond. Maria's work has been featured in various outlets, including Squamish Chief, Bowen Island Undercurrent, and Vancouver is Awesome.
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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.
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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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The annual Canada Day parade begins at 10 a.m. at Garry Point Park.
Ten people were believed to be on board the vessel.
A boat reported there were people in the water without life jackets around 11:45 a.m. on June 28.
By: Maria Rantanen
Two people remain in hospital in critical condition after the boating incident on Sunday, July 28.
The Upper Rotunda is just one place in Richmond where artists can display their work.
By: Maria Rantanen
Data was "incomplete" from 2012 to 2017, limiting the scope of the audit done by PriceWaterhouseCoopers.
By: Maria Rantanen
A chunk of Montrose Properties falls into the Cowichan land claim.
Since May, the province has seized about $8 million worth of illegal pot in three communities.
The City of Richmond is contacting patrons who have booked swimming lessons.
The incident allegedly occurred in Richmond in 2025.
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