Marisca Bakker is a local journalist based in Smithers, British Columbia. She writes for the Smithers Interior News and her work has also been featured in various other publications in the region. Marisca covers a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, social issues, and environmental concerns.
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Marisca covers local news and community events, often focusing on announcements and expert commentary. Given her emphasis on family & relationships, sports, culture & society in the context of Smithers and Telkwa, she is likely to be interested in pitches that involve these themes.
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By: Marisca Bakker
Local temporary foreign worker says new caps will have a negative effect on the local economy
Amid myriad events, Smithers will host U14 provincials in grand slalom, slalom and dual
Ceremonies begin at 11 a.m. at Veterans Peace Park (Smithers) and Bastion Park (Hazelton)
November is Diabetes Awareness Month; Marisca shares her personal experience November is Diabetes Awareness Month.
The art gallery has been using Creation Station since 2017, now the Town wants it back for more office space
Drones are being deployed and Terrace Search & Rescue joins the search UPDATE: The search for 21-year-old Aiden Waddle reported missing Nov. 10 enters its third day today.
Has anyone noticed that Black Friday deals seem to pop up earlier and earlier every year?
Alle Jan de Vries has been with the Smithers Fire Rescue since 2013 and has been deputy chief for almost 3 years
By: Marisca Bakker
Aiden Waddle has been missing since Nov. 10 when he went out kayaking at Kitwancool Lake
Council chose a design that will incorporate active transportation elements Smithers council has chosen a design for its Princess Street upgrade project.
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