Quinn Bender is a journalist at Black Press Media. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as energy policy and regulation, the housing market, and urban development. Quinn's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Keremeos Review, The Narwhal, and the Mission City Record.
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By: Quinn Bender
Kitimat's emergence as a major energy and industrial hub drew the attention of the senior U.S. diplomat in Western Canada this week, as U.S.
Tourism Kitimat says interest in the community continues to grow, with increased website traffic, stronger digital marketing results and steady visitor activity reported during its annual update to council June 15.
By: Quinn Bender
Annual report highlights rising website traffic, stronger campaign results
BC Transit and the District of Kitimat will suspend Route 99 Special for the summer beginning June 28 as part of the route's regular seasonal schedule.
Kitimat’s first pollinator garden, intended as urban sanctuaries for native birds, bees and other wildlife, was planted at Mountainview Square in May last year. council delayed further readings of its proposed overgrown grass bylaw while staff revise rules for longer grass in rear yards, seeking a way to allow pollinator gardens without creating concerns about pests, weeds or fire hazards. File photo
By: Quinn Bender
Council seeks clearer language on pollinator gardens before proceeding with further readings
By: Quinn Bender
A 12-year old Kitimat pianist has earned a spot among British Columbia's top emerging musicians after placing third at a provincial music competition in Prince George.
By: Quinn Bender
Most residential neighbourhoods in Kitimat face little or no tsunami risk under the most likely hazard scenarios identified in a new regional study, a
By: Quinn Bender
Kitimat’s Canada Day celebrations will bring a week of community events, live entertainment and family activities to town, culminating in a full day of festivities on July 1 highlighted by the annual parade, cultural programming and activities at Riverlodge Recreation Centre.
Kitimat council has adopted the regulatory bylaw governing backyard hens, leaving only an enforcement bylaw still to be considered.
