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Marc Kitteringham

Marc Kitteringham

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Journalist, Campbell River Mirror

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Environmental Justice, Social Justice, Climate Change, DEI

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Total articles 6035

  • Historic Vancouver Island house 'Shakesides' to find a new home

    By Marc Kitteringham Verified| Chemainus Valley Courier Verified Just over 50 years ago, Comox Valley naturalist Hamilton Mack Laing donated his home, known to the community as 'Shakesides' to the Town of Comox. That was in 1973. However, after it was vacated in 2014, the building sat empty and was under threat of demolition. That is, until the Merville Community Association offered to "adopt" the building and have it moved to the Merville Hall location. "Shakesides is a Canadian heritage building," said a release from Merville Community Association.

    By Marc Kitteringham Verified · Chemainus Valley Courier

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Beer to books to bikes: Vancouver Island businesses brace for tariff impact

    By Erin Haluschak Verified, Raynee Novak, Marc Kitteringham Verified| Nanaimo News Bulletin Verified Tariffs are putting pressure on businesses across industries, from retail and restaurants to farming and construction, driving up costs and forcing tough choices in the Comox Valley. From local retailers to manufacturers, rising import costs are rippling through the community, squeezing small businesses that are already battling high costs and tight margins. Small businesses in the Comox Valley are facing tough decisions.

    By Erin Haluschak Verified, Raynee Novak, Marc Kitteringham Verified · Nanaimo News Bulletin

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Historic Vancouver Island house 'Shakesides' to find a new home

    By Marc Kitteringham Verified| Chemainus Valley Courier Verified Just over 50 years ago, Comox Valley naturalist Hamilton Mack Laing donated his home, known to the community as 'Shakesides' to the Town of Comox. That was in 1973. However, after it was vacated in 2014, the building sat empty and was under threat of demolition. That is, until the Merville Community Association offered to "adopt" the building and have it moved to the Merville Hall location. "Shakesides is a Canadian heritage building," said a release from Merville Community Association.

    By Marc Kitteringham Verified · Chemainus Valley Courier

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Campbell River Mirror

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