Pedro Arrais is a reporter based in Victoria, British Columbia, and writes for the Times Colonist. With a focus on local news, Pedro covers a wide range of topics including community events, arts and culture, human interest stories, and local issues. His work has also been featured in various publications such as Vancouver is Awesome, The Vancouver Sun, and The Prince George Citizen.
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Pedro Arrais' coverage primarily focuses on local events, community news, and human interest stories in Canada, particularly in British Columbia and Victoria. He often covers topics related to community events, volunteerism, mental health initiatives, and cultural festivities.
Given his focus on local events and community stories, Pedro would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique or heartwarming aspects of the local culture or significant contributions to the community. Additionally, he may appreciate story ideas about volunteer efforts or initiatives aimed at supporting mental health within the region.
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By: Pedro Arrais
More than 5,900 individuals and organizations contributed to the campaign
By: Pedro Arrais
Upcoming events: Cadboro Bay Festival on Sunday; Cathedral After Dark on Saturday; Latin Fest on Saturday and Sunday.
By: Pedro Arrais
Lt. William McKinstry Maitland-Dougall was in command of a Royal Navy submarine when he was killed in 1918
By: Pedro Arrais
Learn more about the solar system at the Island Star Party on the grounds of St. Stephen’s Anglican Church in Saanichton,
The Victoria chapter of an animal-welfare group has started an online petition against the sale of clothing and accessories made from fur and exotic skins at the hotel
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Upcoming events: Oak Bay Avenue Art Walk, Upper Fort Street Fest and Vancouver Island Pagan Pride Day
By: Pedro Arrais
Jill Yoneda, who has already completed a double crossing of the Strait of Georgia, knows exactly what she’s getting into, from ‘salt mouth’ to potential hypothermia.
The Saanich splash pad will be open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Aug. 10-12.
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The Victoria Hand Project has established two partner clinics in Lviv and Vinnytsia, with another in Kyiv in progress
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The Victoria Camera Club asked its members to go out on the streets of Victoria on June 1 to take pictures
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