Maryse Zeidler is a Reporter-Editor at CBC. She covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on Latin America, construction and real estate, agriculture, and farming. Maryse's work often intersects with social issues such as accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. She has been featured in CBC.
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Maryse Zeidler's coverage has a strong focus on local issues in British Columbia and Vancouver, with an emphasis on government announcements, data-driven reporting, and expert commentary. She covers a wide range of topics including business, real estate industry, education, legal & compliance matters.
Given her extensive coverage of local government announcements and policies related to affordable housing, rental regulations and child care among others; experts in these fields would be ideal sources for her articles. Additionally, professionals involved in family support services or businesses impacted by relevant policies could offer valuable insights.
Due to the substantial amount of data cited in her articles along with mentions of trending topics such as Halloween costumes or EV charging stations demand report indicates that she appreciates well-researched pitches supported by credible statistics or trends related to the areas she reports on.
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Owner says she is monitoring the chick to see if it will survive
Experts, people with lived experience say there aren't enough types of housing for those who need it
Festival organizers say rising costs the main contributor to their decision to end the event
By: Maryse Zeidler
The Regional District of Nanaimo is starting public consultation on the development of a rural housing strategy for its electoral areas — but one area director says the idea behind the plan is flawed.
By: Maryse Zeidler
A proposal to rename parts of Highway 19A and Highway 4A that run through Parksville, B.C., has come to a halt after city councillors reviewed a staff report suggesting it would cost businesses, property owners and residents a collective $2.15 million.
By: Maryse Zeidler
The Qualicum School Board voted to cut front-line staff to balance its budget due to declining enrolment next year, despite objections from parents who say the positions are greatly needed to support students in the Vancouver Island district.
New this year is an improved kids zone and the Around the World tent
Local MLA says housing is just one piece of the puzzle to attract and retain healthcare workers
Regional district's projects manager says inquiry decision would be decided by sewage commission
New building will also include new programming space, offices and commercial kitchen and dining space
