Olivier Laurin is a multimedia journalist based in Courtenay, British Columbia. He has written for various local publications, including Black Press, Inc., Nanaimo News Bulletin, Campbell River Mirror, Comox Valley Record, Sooke News Mirror, and Hope Standard. Olivier's articles cover a range of topics, including local news, community events, outdoor activities, and human interest stories.
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Courtenay, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Olivier's coverage seems to focus primarily on local news, particularly events and evolving stories within the Comox Valley area. He covers a range of topics including entertainment news, tragedy, and sports.
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‘We need answers and transparency’ said the group’s spokesperson at their first press conference
By: Olivier Laurin
The day also serves as a reminder to end violence against Indigenous and gender-diverse people
The day also serves as a reminder to end violence against Indigenous and gender-diverse people
Niji sets sights on permanent establishment
By: Olivier Laurin
Share via Text Message CVFSA marked its 50th anniversary on May 3 with its inaugural fundraiser. Executive Director Diane Daigle (right) addressed the attendees at the event, which raised over $10,000. Photo courtesy of Kirk Friedrich.
Space Weather Canada says more northern lights could be observed over the weekend
Community embraces the affordable, accessible and growing sport Playable year-round and in any weather, this low-cost sport requires only a $10 item, making it accessible to all.
By: Olivier Laurin
Nick Chowdhury was in his early twenties when he lost his wallet while fishing in 1991
By: Olivier Laurin
Nick Chowdhury was in his early twenties when he lost his wallet while fishing in 1991
By: Olivier Laurin
The fleet comprises 40 e-bikes spread across 20 key locations
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