Karin Larsen is a Sports Broadcaster at CBC Vancouver. A former Olympian and award-winning sports broadcaster, she covers a diverse range of topics including international sports leagues, major league sports, and education systems. Karin's work has been featured in MSN and CBC.
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Karin Larsen's coverage predominantly focuses on local news and events in British Columbia, with a significant emphasis on government announcements, breaking news, and evolving stories. She also covers sports and entertainment news extensively.
Given her focus on local government announcements and legal policy regulation, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to local governance issues or legal developments specific to British Columbia. Additionally, given her coverage of sports and wildlife-related topics, she may also be receptive to pitches covering these areas within the region.
If you have insights into evolving stories related to public safety, wildlife conservation efforts or housing issues specifically within British Columbia or Vancouver area; those would likely align well with Karin’s reporting interests.
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By: Karin Larsen
Civic parties are now promising to build a full-sized competition pool, instead of a 25-metre pool
By: Karin Larsen
Tribunal defines misappropriation as 'tantamount to theft' in ruling against former lawyer Leonard Marriott
By: Karin Larsen
Former UBC writing professor claims he was defamed by false accusations of sexual assault
Former UBC professor and best selling author claims he was defamed by false accusations of sexual assault made made by multiple people over a decade ago.
By: Karin Larsen
Steven Galloway suing 4 people for defamation, including accuser
Former RCMP Staff Sgt. Damian Volk given a 45-day sentence to be served in the community
By: Karin Larsen
Injunction is latest chapter in ongoing battle over rebuild of facility
By: Karin Larsen
Diane and Doug Clement started the club in 1961 with a focus on building community and individuals
Jimenez moved to B.C. Ferries from ICBC in 2023 CEO Nicolas Jimenez is no longer the CEO of B.C. Ferries, with the company saying its board initiated a "leadership transition" and "revitalization review."
Tribual found Lester B. Pearson College discriminated against teacher based on his political beliefs
