Sarah Simpson is a Reporter at the Citizen. With over 20 years of experience, she passionately covers a range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and regional interest stories, while also delving into culture, society, and travel. Sarah's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Vernon Morning Star, Kimberley Bulletin, and The Abbotsford News, among others.
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Sarah Simpson's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events in the Cowichan Valley area of British Columbia, Canada. She reports extensively on various sports such as rugby, basketball, soccer, and hockey.
When reaching out to Sarah for potential coverage or collaboration, it would be beneficial to offer newsworthy stories related to local sporting events, achievements of individual athletes or teams within these specific sports. Providing unique insights into the local sports scene or exclusive access to interviews with prominent figures in these sporting communities may also capture her interest.
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MBRC masters capped July with an 11-medal performance at Cascadia
Build-A-Bear camp held at Shawnigan Lake School
By: Sarah Simpson
From lacrosse to baseball to water skiing to squash, these girls are crushing it
News and notes from around the Cowichan Valley sporting community
By: Sarah Simpson
Area fire crews deployed to B.C.'s southern and central Interior regions
Published 12:23 pm Tuesday, August 11, 2026 Firefighters from around the Cowichan Valley Region are hard at work helping crews battle blazes in B.C.’s southern and central Interior regions.
By: Sarah Simpson
The Zone 6 team won the medal count at this year's Summer Games with 93: 30 gold, 33 silver, and 30 bronze.
By: Sarah Simpson
Area fire crews deployed to B.C.'s southern and central Interior regions
From the field to the water to the ice
By: Sarah Simpson
BC Conservation, RCMP and CVRD Parks staff responding to incident
