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Christine van Reeuwyk

I started in journalism doing hockey scoreboards and stories in Ladysmith before heading off to journalism school in Vancouver.
Now an award-winning journalist, I have worked in newsrooms from Victoria to Port Hardy and back again for more than 20 years.
Having served as editor and reporter for Black Press papers across Greater Victoria, I welcome story ideas and voices from across the Capital Region.

Phone
250-480-3260
Email
christine.vanreeuwyk@blackpress.ca

Recent Work by Christine

Esquimalt teen forms foundation based on acts of love inspired by late sister

Esquimalt teen forms foundation based on acts of love inspired by late sister

Royal Bay student looks to foster other young ideas into reality through 1 Million Acts of Love Foundation
VIDEO: Turtle snagged by fish hook released from rehab in Greater Victoria

VIDEO: Turtle snagged by fish hook released from rehab in Greater Victoria

The western painted turtle is the only protected pond turtle in B.C.
Fawn and mom reunion a reminder to leave wildlife babies alone: Island advocates

Fawn and mom reunion a reminder to leave wildlife babies alone: Island advocates

Not all fawns need help, the BC SPCA reminds residents mid-baby boom
Memory lane: Camera card found 8 years ago in Victoria destined for Norway

Memory lane: Camera card found 8 years ago in Victoria destined for Norway

'A story like this could inspire someone to just get out and enjoy, take photos and make a summer of memories'
13-year-old B.C. singer gets a 'yes' on America's Got Talent

13-year-old B.C. singer gets a 'yes' on America's Got Talent

Teen wins over Simon Cowell with Ed Sheeran song
Bike relay from Victoria to Port Hardy lights the way for kids facing cancer

Bike relay from Victoria to Port Hardy lights the way for kids facing cancer

8-cyclist team makes 2-day relay up Vancouver Island and back for Island Kids Cancer Association
Top chef forages for 8-course meals on 47-acre Vancouver Island farm

Top chef forages for 8-course meals on 47-acre Vancouver Island farm

Top Chef Canada winner feeds people with produce primarily sourced from the farm
Swimmers beware: Toxic blue-green algae thrives in south Island lake

Swimmers beware: Toxic blue-green algae thrives in south Island lake

Toxins can affect the nervous system, potentially paralyzing muscles used for movement and breathing, or accumulate in the liver
̨ÍåMMÂãÁÄÊÒ half of downtown businesses considering leaving B.C. capital: survey

̨ÍåMMÂãÁÄÊÒ half of downtown businesses considering leaving B.C. capital: survey

22% of business owners give Victoria a failing grade: 2025 Report on Downtown: A Wake Up Call
Updated 105 hikes in B.C. guide features 36 new trails, safety tips

Updated 105 hikes in B.C. guide features 36 new trails, safety tips

36 new sites replace shorter hikes with more rewarding ones
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