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Christine van Reeuwyk

Christine van Reeuwyk

In 2002, I graduated from Langara College, and I found myself returning to Vancouver Island to launch my career. Since then, my path has taken me through newsrooms spanning from Victoria to Port Hardy and back again. Along the way, I've had the privilege of receiving numerous awards at both the provincial and national levels for my work.

I've taken on the role of editor for various Black Press papers across Greater Victoria, and currently, I'm dedicated to serving the community of Oak Bay as a senior journalist. When I'm not out and about, covering stories on The Avenue, you might find me enjoying a spirited game of rec ice hockey or exploring my passion for food and culinary experiences.

Phone
250-480-3260
Email
christine.vanreeuwyk@blackpress.ca

Recent Work by Christine

VIDEO: Community celebrates tipsy Oak Bay tree replacement

VIDEO: Community celebrates tipsy Oak Bay tree replacement

Couple purchases, donates more than 20 trees to ‘care for the global gardens’
PHOTOS: Oak Bay family’s rare disorder campaign triples target at $300,000

PHOTOS: Oak Bay family’s rare disorder campaign triples target at $300,000

Family urges folks to wear blue for International MPS Awareness Day on May 15
Man with cane swarmed, assaulted by youth in Esquimalt: VicPD

Man with cane swarmed, assaulted by youth in Esquimalt: VicPD

Police were called for several violent youth-involved incidents Saturday night
Oak Bay hotel rewarded for its ‘ethos of excellence’

Oak Bay hotel rewarded for its ‘ethos of excellence’

4th year of service excellence challenges, recognizingset to start next month
Juan de Fuca SAR slogs 4 hours through mud, saves injured hiker off trail

Juan de Fuca SAR slogs 4 hours through mud, saves injured hiker off trail

Marine trail rescues are the ‘bread and butter’ for Juan de Fuca team
Spring temperatures stay on par, but Vancouver Island drier than normal

Spring temperatures stay on par, but Vancouver Island drier than normal

April rainfall less than half the usual, most Island stations show
PHOTOS: Oak Bay home to 6 of 9 key biodiversity areas in the Capital Region

PHOTOS: Oak Bay home to 6 of 9 key biodiversity areas in the Capital Region

Trial Islands Ecological Reserve stands as the first designated KBA in Canada
VIDEO: Pollinator plants take root behind Oak Bay guide hall

VIDEO: Pollinator plants take root behind Oak Bay guide hall

Youth group builds nature slope behind Bowker Hall
Inaugural 1-day, 9-team cricket battle for Island Cup lands in Oak Bay

Inaugural 1-day, 9-team cricket battle for Island Cup lands in Oak Bay

The Island Cup tennis ball cricket tournament fills Windsor Park on May 19
Emergency program preps for Oak Bay-specific Alertable testing

Emergency program preps for Oak Bay-specific Alertable testing

Emergency Preparedness Expo runs May 5, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Heritage Acres, 7321 Lochside Dr.
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