Megan Devlin is a journalist and reporter for Daily Hive, focusing on local news in Vancouver, Canada. With a background in writing for publications such as the Globe and Mail, BBC World, and Vice, Megan covers a range of topics including real estate, crime, transportation, and community events.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
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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By: Megan Devlin
The family of a boy who died of an asthma attack in the middle of wildfire season has partnered with the BC Lung Foundation.
A woman and her 73-year-old disabled mother are facing eviction next month because of a lack of sympathy from a corporate landlord.
A 1967 Porsche is now looking out over the North Shore mountains on top of Vancouver's third-tallest tower.
We're keeping an eye on the calendar for camping reservations so you don't have to. Bookings for the Labour Day weekend open April 30.
A new set of rules around short-term rentals take effect May 1 in a province-wide effort to add more units to long-term rental stock.
A man arrested in connection with a fatal stabbing in White Rock has now been charged with an earlier stabbing that injured the victim.
By: Megan Devlin
The Arbutus Club in Vancouver is debunking a rumour that's making rounds about members who had group sex in the parkade.
A Vancouverite who lives in his van shares how the nomad life has been a smart financial and lifestyle decision for him.
The Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) has begun posting the results of air travel complaint decisions on its website.
By: Megan Devlin
"I knew what he was doing wasn't ethical."
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