Tchadas Leo is a Multimedia Journalist at CHEK. He has been reporting on various themes including real estate, education, animal care, and environmental issues since the inception of the CHEK podcast “Our Native Land” in November 2020, and he has contributed to CHEK’s newscast since March 2023. Tchadas has been featured in CHEK Media and Chilliwack Progress.
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Tchadas Leo's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community issues, and events in the Vancouver Island region. Given the prominent coverage of government announcements and event-related content, Tchadas may be interested in receiving pitches related to significant community developments or events happening within British Columbia, particularly Victoria.
The themes covered by Tchadas include family & relationships, entertainment news, travel & tourism, culture & society, as well as crime. Therefore, potential outreach could include stories about local cultural events or initiatives that impact community members' lives positively.
Pitching topics such as indigenous issues relevant to the local area might also align with Tchadas's coverage focus and audience interest.
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By: Tchadas Leo
A suspect has been arrested after an early morning fire damaged an A&W restaurant in downtown Nanaimo on Tuesday.
By: Tchadas Leo
North Cowichan Mayor Rob Douglas is calling on the federal government to provide long-term and fair funding for BC Ferries, lending his support to a motion introduced in Parliament by Courtenay-Alberni MP Gord Johns.
By: Tchadas Leo
A growing dispute in the Cowichan Valley is putting farmland, flood protection and the future of the Cowichan estuary at the centre of a heated debate.
With around 20,000 people evacuated from Summerland and surrounding Okanagan communities due to the active Bald Range wildfire , the need for emergency relief across the region is massive.
A fire spotted from the air helped alert crews to a blaze burning between Sooke and Metchosin Thursday morning.
By: Tchadas Leo
A new political slate is entering Victoria's municipal election, promising to put housing, climate action and social justice at the centre of its campaign.
By: Tchadas Leo
Wildfire crews across British Columbia are dealing with a mixed bag of conditions as unstable weather sparks new lightning-caused fires, while some evacuation orders are beginning to lift around communities affected by major blazes.
By: Tchadas Leo
Water levels along the Koksilah River have fallen to critical lows, prompting warnings from Cowichan Tribes.
Vancouver Island artist Christina Morrison is painting 575 tugboats to preserve the stories of the vessels and the people who worked aboard them along B.C.'s coast.
By: Tchadas Leo
Despite ongoing trade tensions, American tourists continue to visit B.C., while some Washington businesses say fewer Canadians are crossing south to shop.
