Oli Herrera is a journalist based in Victoria, British Columbia, writing for CHEK Media. With a focus on local news, Oli covers a range of topics including community events, social issues, and political developments. Oli's articles provide insights and updates on issues that impact the residents of British Columbia, keeping them informed about the latest happenings in their community.
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Oli Herrera's reporting largely focuses on local events and developments in Victoria, British Columbia. His coverage spans a range of topics including community events, crime, business, health-related issues, government announcements and evolving stories. Given the focus on local news and community events in Victoria specifically with an emphasis on family & relationships as well as crime related themes.
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By: Oli Herrera
After receiving hundreds of messages about his public invitation to his home for Thanksgiving, a Saanich man spent several hours preparing two dinners for strangers in his living room. It was an overwhelming weekend for James Taylor as he prepared for not just one, but two Thanksgiving dinners after publicly inviting strangers to feast inside his home for the holiday.
A deer has been put down after it collided with a vehicle, forcing the animal the crash into an oncoming cyclist on a section of Wallace Drive on the Saanich Peninsula over the weekend.
By: Oli Herrera
A Vancouver elementary teacher ran 50 kilometres around the B.C. Legislature on Wednesday as a way to convince all B.C. political parties to support school lunch programs.
By: Oli Herrera
The Ministry of Transportation says a large stretch of Highway 14 between Port Renfrew and Jordan River is expected to be closed to traffic until late Wednesday following a torrential downpour across Vancouver Island.
By: Oli Herrera
A Victoria councillor says that during January's cold snap, people were directed and transported from other communities to extreme weather shelters in Victoria.
By: Oli Herrera
B.C. Conservative candidate Marina Sapozhnikov is under fire after calling Indigenous Peoples "savages" during an interview with a Vancouver Island University student on election night.
By: Oli Herrera
The District of Saanich has approved a 10-year action plan to improve road safety, aiming to eliminate serious and fatal crashes in Saanich.
By: Oli Herrera
After three years in operation, councillors in Victoria are considering asking other municipalities to host the modular community of Caledonia Place.
Two coho salmon carcasses were found days apart last week along a small section of creek in Oak Bay, which could mean that the once-abundant species is making a return.
Thousands with poppies on their chest gathered at the Victoria Cenotaph to pay their respect to fallen Canadian soldiers and to honour those who continue to serve.
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