Kendall Hanson is a Reporter / Videojournalist at Paper Advance and CHEK Media. She covers a diverse range of topics including animals, animal care, health and wellness, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on water management, veterinary services, and energy policy. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as Paper Advance and CHEK Media.
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Nanaimo, Canada (Local)
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Kendall Hanson's coverage primarily centers around local news, including crime, government and politics in the British Columbia area. She focuses on breaking news, evolving stories and government announcements with a particular emphasis on public safety.
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By: Kendall Hanson
A doctor at Cowichan District Hospital is sounding the alarm about a shortage of internal medicine specialists.
Nanaimo's most prolific criminal is back on the street after being released from jail Thursday.
By: Kendall Hanson
If you're driving between Lake Cowichan and North Cowichan, you may see the new cross on the east side of Highway 18.
By: Kendall Hanson
Workers at the Domtar mill in Port Alberni rallied today to mark the Forestry National Day of Action. Close to 80 people gathered in the parking lot of the Domtar mill.
More than a dozen people are waiting to vote outside the Beban Social Centre in Nanaimo.
Incumbent mayors paid the price for voters wanting change in a number of mid-Island municipalities.
By: Kendall Hanson
A 37-year-old man has been sent to jail for threatening the woman who documented him punching his dog in Nanaimo.
By: Kendall Hanson
New details are emerging from the 2024 murder of Rod Kelly in the Comox Valley, after Steven Squires pleaded guilty to second-degree murder last month.
A general contractor in Nanaimo says he hasn't been paid for work he's done and it's taking more than just a financial toll on him and his company.
A Lake Cowichan woman is raising awareness about trees being illegally harvested in a B.C. Park.
