Megan Devlin is a Multimedia Journalist at Daily Hive. Based in Vancouver, she covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, climate change, and travel, with a keen interest in health and wellness. Megan's work has been featured in blogTO and Daily Hive, as well as prominent outlets like the Globe and Mail, BBC World, and Vice.
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Megan's coverage is heavily focused on local news in Vancouver and British Columbia, with an emphasis on crime, entertainment news, house & home, personal finance, real estate, and transportation. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements.
To effectively pitch to Megan Devlin, consider offering insights or sources related to ongoing local events in Vancouver or broader issues affecting British Columbia. Given her interest in crime-related topics like the legal case involving Arc'teryx and Adidas' Terrex store in Vancouver or the investigation into a member of BC wine industry for sexual assault allegations against a migrant worker, she may be interested in expert commentary from legal professionals or individuals directly involved.
For evolving stories such as the bus worker strike potentially affecting transit in Metro Vancouver or recent snowstorm forecasts impacting Whistler tourism, providing expert analysis on these potential developments would likely capture her attention. Additionally, given Megan's focus on citing data (13%), incorporating relevant statistics into your pitches could enhance their appeal.
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A Coquitlam couple doesn't want high accommodation prices preventing a deserving fan from seeing Taylor Swift next month.
By: Megan Devlin
Canada is tightening limits on international students and it means a financial crunch for some post-secondary institutions in BC.
Environment and Climate Change Canada says a "significant" storm is on the way to pummel the South Coast with high winds.
A BC Supreme Court judge released his decision about why he rejected two ballots from a hotly contested recount.
By: Megan Devlin
The BC government said it's aware of challenges colleges and universities are facing as feds crack down on international study permits.
A Vancouver lawyer is warning renters who are welcoming out-of-town guests in exchange for money to beware of subletting rules.
WorkSafeBC said the ski resort operator failed to properly train workers or ensure the equipment they were using could do the job safely.
A kayaker didn't return from what was supposed to be a short paddling trip on November 19 as a bomb cyclone stirred up high winds.
By: Megan Devlin
Affordability in Vancouver is improving slightly -- but those gains may only benefit those already at the high end of the income scale.
The eastbound lanes of Highway 1 were completely closed eastbound Friday morning after a van rolled over and caught fire.
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