Neil Corbett is a Multimedia Journalist at the Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News. With over 30 years of experience, he covers a diverse range of topics including sports, arts and entertainment, animal care, and health and wellness, often exploring the local impacts of broader political issues. Neil's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Burns Lake Lakes District News and The Abbotsford News.
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Neil Corbett's reporting primarily focuses on local news and events in Maple Ridge, British Columbia. His coverage includes local government decisions, community events, public safety issues, and sports. Given this focus, individuals who can provide insights into local government decision-making processes or offer perspectives on community-related developments would be well-suited for outreach.
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By: Neil Corbett
Province’s interest hike hits ‘community’s most vulnerable residents’
By: Neil Corbett, Colleen Flanagan
Westview secondary holds its first Lift Off Bench Press Contest
By: Neil Corbett
Haney Neptunes hosting a swim meet at the Leisure Centre
By: Neil Corbett
Maple Ridge Black Bear Society calls for fines for those who leave out food
By: Neil Corbett
Big increase in number of Maple Ridge swimmers showed demand
By: Neil Corbett
Proceeds of crime turned into support for non-profit organizations
By: Neil Corbett
Bear displayed no fear of humans, said Conservation Officer Service
By: Neil Corbett
Maggie Coles-Lyster racing across Italy this week
By: Neil Corbett
A mother bear has been killed in Golden Ears Provincial Park, and her two cubs taken to Critter Care Wildlife Sanctuary in Langley.
By: Neil Corbett
Aidan McDonald wins nationals with Princeton Tigers
