Nick Laba is a multimedia reporter based in North Vancouver, Canada. He covers local news and events for publications such as North Shore News, Vancouver is Awesome, and The Coast Reporter. With a focus on community stories, Nick aims to bring attention to important issues and share the unique perspectives of the North Vancouver area.
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Nick Laba's coverage focuses on local events, real estate, food and drink openings, and community news in North Vancouver. He also covers sports to a significant extent.
If you have information about new business openings, local community events or initiatives, developments in the real estate market in North Vancouver, or insights into the local sports scene that would interest residents of this area - these are likely topics that Nick may be interested in covering.
Consider pitching stories related to unique aspects of the North Vancouver community such as human interest stories or trends impacting the area's food and entertainment scenes. Additionally, if you have insights regarding local government announcements or breaking news relevant to North Vancouver residents, it could pique his interest.
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By: Nick Laba
There’s an $8.5-million difference between the most and least expensive townhomes
The Harry Jerome Oval honours the legendary North Shore sprinter
The new lift should eliminate wait times for guests going up to the peak, owner says
The new lift should eliminate wait times for guests going up to the peak, owner says
By: Alanna Kelly, Nick Laba
Emergency crews continue a search as an investigation into the slide that killed at least one person is ongoing
By: Alanna Kelly, Nick Laba
Emergency crews continue a search as an investigation into the slide that killed at least one person is ongoing
Arrival Vintage was created by North Van locals who already run other second-hand clothing businesses including Granville Flea Market and F as in Frank
Knockout for a Cause encourages people working on the North Shore to face off against rival organizations in the spirit of friendly competition
By: Nick Laba
One councillor questions they way funding decisions were made without public consultation, particularly for an $8-million provincial grant
By: Nick Laba
A clause that protects employees if they mishandle information goes too far, says 30-year Block Watch member
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