Hanna Petersen is a reporter for CBC News, working out of the Prince George, B.C., bureau. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, urban development, and climate policy, with a particular focus on mental health and water conservation. Hanna's work has been featured in numerous publications, including North Shore News, Times Colonist, and Alaska Highway News.
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Hanna's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Prince George, British Columbia. Her articles often cover government announcements, press releases, and community events.
Given her focus on local topics such as crime, housing, city council activities, education and community events in Prince George and the surrounding area of British Columbia, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to these areas. For instance, stories about new initiatives or developments within the city council or educational institutions might catch her attention.
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Mavrik Turnbull's family launching foundation to support pediatric cancer patients in northern B.C.
RCMP say they are investigating the suspected homicide of a 77-year-old man following a report of a disturbance at a residential property in Fort. St. James on Monday, Sept. 14.
Northern Lights Wildlife Rescue Society says its not able to rescue orphaned animals in the Omineca Region
By: Hanna Petersen
Northern leaders worry promised helipad will be grounded over high costs
By: Hanna Petersen
Next step for redevelopment project to now be decided by council elected in October
Voters in Wells, B.C., say they worry about the town's tourism economy as mining returns to the region
By: Hanna Petersen
Two candidates are campaigning for mayor, as approval of the Cariboo Gold Project has created disruption in the Gold-Rush-era town of Wells, B.C. — known for its vibrant artistic community and the gateway for Barkerville Historic Park and the Bowron Lakes.
Frizzell ran on a platform of economic development and 18-year council experience
By: Jenifer Norwell, Andrew Kurjata, Hanna Petersen
Many winning candidates promised consensus and change as key to leadership bid
By: Hanna Petersen
Coralee Oakes says northern B.C. is missing out on 2 key programs available in other jurisdictions
