Roxanne Egan-Elliott is a local journalist based in British Columbia, Canada, with a focus on the Victoria area. She writes for various publications, including the Tri City News, Times Colonist, and The Province. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, from local news and community events to environmental issues and scientific research.
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Roxanne Egan-Elliott's articles primarily cover local news topics including wildlife, transportation, housing issues, and arts & culture in British Columbia, with a particular focus on Victoria. She frequently reports on government announcements and breaking or evolving stories related to these themes.
If you have insights into local wildlife conservation efforts, public transport developments in the region, affordable housing initiatives or community-based arts and cultural events in British Columbia that could be of interest to her readership base, your pitch is likely to resonate with Roxanne. Additionally presentations from those involved in research impacting the area would also be well received by this journalist.
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By: Roxanne Egan-Elliott
Police often unwilling to enforce nation's laws to control low-level offences like trespassing, nuisance and illegal dumping.
By: Roxanne Egan-Elliott
Andrew Berry was sentenced to life in prison with no eligibility for parole for 22 years for killing six-year-old Chloe and four-year-old Aubrey on Christmas Day 2017.
When he first saw his new home in the Olympic Vista building near Uptown, Lawrence Ross thought: “How fortunate I am that Cool Aid has a place for senior adults.”
By: Roxanne Egan-Elliott
Brendyn Fehr was found guilty of sexually assaulting a former partner, after she withdrew consent in a sexual encounter
By: Roxanne Egan-Elliott
A public hearing into a proposed 192-unit development in Central Saanich was adjourned Monday after the developer changed the proposal, scaling back the height of one building.
By: Roxanne Egan-Elliott
The couple say in a civil claim that they hired Gloria Lemay to help during the birth of their son in 2021, but she did not disclose that she is banned from acting as a midwife
By: Roxanne Egan
The “link and referral unit” paramedics can take a person to an urgent and primary care centre, a sobering centre, a community health centre or a pharmacy — or an emergency department if needed
By: Roxanne Egan-Elliott
The man was found near Claude Road and Goldstream Avenue on Tuesday around 10:45 p.m.
By: Roxanne Egan-Elliott
Tuba Christmas concert is on Saturday, 1 to 3 p.m. at Market Square.
By: Roxanne Egan-Elliott
Ajesh Jacob, who went by Sam while working at Big Feet on Fort Street, had faced nine sexual assault charges involving nine different women
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