Quinn Bender is a journalist at Black Press Media. With a focus on energy and mining, healthcare systems, and travel and tourism, Quinn covers a diverse range of topics including the environmental impact of mining, public transportation, and animal rescue. Quinn's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Keremeos Review, The Narwhal, and the Williams Lake Tribune.
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Kitimat, Canada (Local)
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Quinn Bender's coverage focuses on local news in Kitimat, British Columbia. If you are looking to pitch to Quinn, consider providing local angles, community insights or expert commentary related to the stories she covers. This could include topics such as municipal announcements and policies, business developments & industry trends within the region.
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By: Quinn Bender
Developer must commit to paying for sewer, water and drainage upgrades before final approval
By: Quinn Bender
Officials confirm 2,297 ballots were cast, up from the initially reported 2,204
By: Quinn Bender
The Tahltan Band and Iskut Band have signed an agreement with the Province of British Columbia that will give both bands a stronger role in child welfare planning and decisions affecting their children, youth and families, whether they live in Tahltan Territory or elsewhere in the province.
Kitimat businesses will have greater access to information about government grants and other financial assistance as the District of Kitimat steps up efforts to connect local entrepreneurs with existing funding opportunities.
Two infrastructure repair projects will cost an additional $550,000 after construction bids exceeded their budgets, but the District of Kitimat will cover the increase by redirecting money from other projects rather than seeking new funding.
By: Quinn Bender
Savings on walkway reconstruction and funding freed up from the Eco-Depot project will cover higher costs
Canadian folk duo Jason and Nadia Burnstick will perform at Mount Elizabeth Theatre in Kitimat on Nov. 9 as part of the Kitimat Concert Association’s 2026-27 season. (Supplied)
By: Quinn Bender
JUNO-nominated husband-and-wife musicians set to perform in Terrace, Kitimat and Prince Rupert in November
By: Quinn Bender
Conservation officers appeal for greater vigilance as complaints rise and more bears are destroyed in preventable conflicts
By: Quinn Bender
Conservation officers appeal for greater vigilance as complaints rise and more bears are destroyed in preventable conflicts
