Nick Laba is a multimedia reporter at various publications including Tri City News and Times Colonist. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on sports, particularly competitive sports like hockey, as well as construction and real estate, travel and tourism, and social issues in Canada. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Squamish Chief and Vancouver is Awesome.
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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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Police have tied three suspects to a string of crimes across the Lower Mainland
By: Nick Laba
Potential victims receive calls that appear to be from the department's non-emergency line, with the scammer providing a fake name and badge number
By: Nick Laba
Some residents say they would rather live in their vehicles than move into another supportive housing site
By: Nick Laba
Facing threats of tariffs, the federal minister met with Senator Ted Cruz and other Republicans to convince them the two nations are better off working together
Investigators don’t believe it was a crime of opportunity, but they aren’t sure why the school was targeted, police say
The Central Lonsdale business has 30 beers on tap and a full-kitchen menu Beer imbibers in Central Lonsdale have a fresh new watering hole in the neighbourhood.
By: Nick Laba
Early plans include nearly 400 rental units beside a RapidBus stop in the Moodyville area
By: Nick Laba
It's yet another strong showing for Sons of Vancouver at the Canadian Whisky Awards
By: Nick Laba
‘There’s not a single day that I don’t think about the snowpack,’ says safety officer André-Jean Maheu
North Shore Rescue is asking people to stay clear of any helicopter or search member activity in the area
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