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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
c.vanreeuwyk@blackpress.ca

Recent Work by Christine

MISSING: Saanich police concerned for man whose car found near water front

MISSING: Saanich police concerned for man whose car found near water front

Timothy Keeling, 38, was last seen Nov 26; his vehicle was found in the 300-block of Beach Drive
‘Tuck in ponytails’ to avoid dangerous Greater Victoria owl encounters

‘Tuck in ponytails’ to avoid dangerous Greater Victoria owl encounters

Keep pets clear of known owl habitats, ‘they’re big birds carrying sharp knives’
‘Toxic’: Greater Victoria water stewards tackle tire toxins in Bowker Creek

‘Toxic’: Greater Victoria water stewards tackle tire toxins in Bowker Creek

Volunteers part of Island-wide study of chemical presence and impacts
Winter works hang high as banner season strikes Oak Bay Avenue

Winter works hang high as banner season strikes Oak Bay Avenue

Artists showcase works in third instalment of business association program
2 old houses headed for new homes as Esquimalt developer calls on recyclers

2 old houses headed for new homes as Esquimalt developer calls on recyclers

Longtime building movers Nickel Bros. pack up second set of homes ahead of development
VIDEO: ‘Don’t grab us’: Greater Victoria advocate teaches sight-loss etiquette

VIDEO: ‘Don’t grab us’: Greater Victoria advocate teaches sight-loss etiquette

‘Losing my sight hasn’t changed me, but it’s changed the way I interact with the world’
Ice sculptor adds to family festivities this weekend’s Oak Bay Light Up

Ice sculptor adds to family festivities this weekend’s Oak Bay Light Up

Family fun this holiday season includes food and fundraisers
B.C. curling championships to rock Esquimalt rink early next year

B.C. curling championships to rock Esquimalt rink early next year

Historic moment: Men’s, women’s, wheelchair competitions run concurrent for the first time
Oak Bay’s lead fire truck down for the count after crash

Oak Bay’s lead fire truck down for the count after crash

Department maintains reserve engine that will take over ‘frontline’ duties
Facebook scams plague Saanich puzzle company with worldwide reach

Facebook scams plague Saanich puzzle company with worldwide reach

Fake businesses change ‘website and identities faster than burning paper’