Coordinating Producer of Digital Content, British Columbia
Andrew Kurjata is a Coordinating Producer of Digital Content at British Columbia. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, energy policy and regulation, animal rescue and rehabilitation, as well as architecture and planning. Andrew's work has been featured in Northern Capital News, Radio Canada International, and CBC.
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Prince George, Canada (Local)
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Andrew Kurjata's coverage focuses on local news in British Columbia, Canada, with a significant emphasis on crime and entertainment. His articles often cite data and cover evolving stories, indicating an interest in well-researched, ongoing developments. Given the focus on local events and government announcements, he might be interested in pitches related to crime trends affecting communities in Northern B.C., environmental issues impacting wildlife or neighborhoods, as well as human-centric feel-good stories that align with his interests.
For instance:
- An expert providing insights into the underlying causes of rising crime rates or initiatives addressing these challenges would likely capture his attention.
- Environmental experts discussing wildlife preservation efforts or ecological concerns relevant to Northern B.C. could provide valuable perspectives for Andrew's coverage.
- Entertainment professionals sharing unique local cultural events or individuals making a positive impact within their community may also resonate well with him.
Geographic-specific angles pertaining to Prince George and wider northern B.C. would likely be particularly compelling for this journalist.
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Mike O'Reilly was elected by voters as mayor after 2 terms as councillor
By: Andrew Kurjata, Jenifer Norwell
Voters in Kamloops, B.C., have chosen a familiar face to lead council in the next four years, electing two-term councillor Mike O'Reilly.
By: Jenifer Norwell, Andrew Kurjata, Hanna Petersen
Many winning candidates promised consensus and change as key to leadership bid
By: Andrew Kurjata, Amber Wang
Border community shares close ties to Alberta neighbours
By: Amber Wang, Andrew Kurjata
The East Kootenay community of roughly 4,000 people is just 20 kilometres west of the B.C.-Alberta border, and shares many ties with its neighbours. Earlier this year, the regional district voted to permanently align their clocks with Alberta.
Dr. Nathan Gordon Dalla Lana alleged to have assaulted 2 people on Aug. 10
By: Akshay Kulkarni, Andrew Kurjata
Resigning neurologists were being asked to provide on-call coverage to entire region, Doctors of B.C. says
Dr. Nathan Gordon Dalla Lana, a physician practising in B.C.'s West Kootenay, has been charged with two counts of sexual assault involving two people on Aug. 10, 2026.
By: Andrew Kurjata
The Pioneer Bankers tells the story of a little-known race for wealth in 1910 British Columbia
By: Andrew Kurjata
Lorne Doerkson moved to B.C. Interior as an adult, and isn't shy about making his love for the region known
