Roger Collins is a journalist based in Victoria, British Columbia, focusing on local news and events. He writes for CHCH TV and his work has also appeared in CHEK Media. Roger covers a wide range of topics including missing persons, transportation, public safety, community issues, and local government.
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Roger's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, with an emphasis on police incidents, fires, and accidents. He also covers government announcements and evolving stories extensively.
To effectively reach out to Roger, consider providing updates or insights related to ongoing local investigations, breaking crime news in British Columbia or Victoria areas. Additionally, pitches about government announcements impacting local infrastructure or emergency services may be well received given his focus on such topics.
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By: Roger Collins
Across the country, many Americans living in Canada are spending Tuesday night at an US election-watch party.
An artist's conception of Hamilton's Light Rail Transit system can be seen in this photo (Stock Image).
By: Roger Collins, Al Sweeney
With wreaths and traditional music at the Eagles Among Us Monument in Stoney Creek, the City of Hamilton commemorated its Indigenous veterans on Friday.
By: Roger Collins, Adam Atkinson
Rudy Sanchez, 31, works as a special constable at the John Sopinka Courthouse in Hamilton — but the path he took to get here had many twists and turns along the way.
Dr. Jessica Van joined Annette Hamm to discuss some important efforts by women in the war effort that are often overlooked.
Sylvia Morgan was a student nurse at Middlesex Hospital in London, England when the war broke out in Europe in 1939.
Nainesh Kotak joined us this morning to discuss the Wounded Warriors surviving family program and the Boots on the Ground Foundation.
Master Warrant Officer Scott Balinson, who joined the reserves back in 1981, deployed to the Middle East last year.
By the Ghost Light: Wars, Memory and Families explores whose stories get told on Remembrance Day and who is left waiting in silence.
By: Roger Collins
Dave Rohrer is the president and CEO of the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. He joined us on Remembrance Day and remembered three veterans.
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