Kim Bolan is a journalist at the Vancouver Sun. She specializes in covering organized crime, the judicial system, and legal affairs, with a focus on white-collar crime and financial issues. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, Windsor Star, and the Montreal Gazette, among others.
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Vancouver, Canada (Local)
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Kim Bolan's articles predominantly focus on crime, especially gang-related activities and legal proceedings in Canada, British Columbia, particularly Vancouver. Given this focus, pitches to her should revolve around insights or information related to ongoing criminal cases, developments in the local legal system including extradition processes and drug trafficking issues.
Considering that Kim covers evolving stories and breaking news extensively within the crime theme with a significant portion dedicated to government announcements and legal policy regulation, she would likely be interested in receiving timely updates or exclusive information on these topics from informed sources.
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An undercover operation tracked Dawwd Soukary as he supplied information to criminal associates. Find out more.
By: Kim Bolan
B.C.'s top Mountie also said that cross-border intelligence sharing has already helped police in this province take action against cartels
By: Kim Bolan
The only person charged in connection with Canada's largest fentanyl and meth lab pleaded guilty Wednesday.
By: Kim Bolan
The masked shooters, both dressed in black, appear from out of camera range and fire at two Sundial Hotel guests as they run outside
Trial witness says she heard shots and then took video of a man running from the hotel where two men were murdered.
By: Susan Lazaruk, Kim Bolan
VPD is expected to announce several charges against Kal Dosanjh, founder of Kids Play Foundation.
Dmytro Nikolaiev, 46, allegedly hid 115 kilograms of meth in pickle jars and attempted to ship the load to Australia through the Port of Vancouver
By: Kim Bolan
Two killers arrived at Whistler’s Sundial hotel just six minutes before they started shooting at two men carrying suitcases across the lobby in July 2022.
An RCMP officer described how a preliminary test done on the shoes of a double murder suspect on July 24, 2022 showed the possible presence of blood
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has stayed an extradition proceeding because U.S. DEA agents “operated unlawfully and illegally in Canada.”
