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Kevin Forsyth

Kevin Forsyth

I joined Black Press Media in 2022 after completing a diploma in digital journalism at Lethbridge College. Parksville city council, the arts and education are among my news beats.

Before pursuing a career in media I studied at the University of Saskatchewan in my home town of Saskatoon and earned a Bachelor’s degree in anthropology in 2014.

As a lifelong learner, I enjoy experiencing new cultures and have traveled and worked in countries including China, Australia and Mexico. Vancouver Island has been my home since 2020.

Phone
250-905-0028
Email
kevin.forsyth@pqbnews.com

Recent Work by Kevin

B.C. man receives life sentence for killing woman with baseball bat

B.C. man receives life sentence for killing woman with baseball bat

Luciano Mariani pleaded guilty in 2023
Czech, mate: Duo claims top spot at B.C. international sand sculpting event

Czech, mate: Duo claims top spot at B.C. international sand sculpting event

Parksville competition attracts participants from around the world
Vancouver Island artists surprise young man with dream come true — literally

Vancouver Island artists surprise young man with dream come true — literally

DeCosmos Fine Arts Society members surprise with gift
Beachfest Rocks music festival will thrill mid-Island crowds this August

Beachfest Rocks music festival will thrill mid-Island crowds this August

Tom Lavin and the Legendary Powder Blues Band celebrate 47 years
Cruise night burnouts unwelcome in Qualicum area, resident says

Cruise night burnouts unwelcome in Qualicum area, resident says

Seaside Cruizers explicitly forbid activity in route instructions
Nuisance lights bylaw floated by Vancouver Island councillor

Nuisance lights bylaw floated by Vancouver Island councillor

Coun. Scott Harrison received complaint from resident about LED lights
Hundreds of midshipman fish eggs destroyed in Parksville Bay

Hundreds of midshipman fish eggs destroyed in Parksville Bay

Photographer notices gulls eating exposed eggs on rocks
58-year-old man found deceased by rescue crews in Spider Lake area

58-year-old man found deceased by rescue crews in Spider Lake area

Difficult terrain made search a challenge for volunteers
First-in-Canada sensory-friendly chiropractic business opens new Island office

First-in-Canada sensory-friendly chiropractic business opens new Island office

Dr. Emily Roback says a patient’s environment can help them heal
B.C. town wants housing targets to factor in capacity and climate resiliency

B.C. town wants housing targets to factor in capacity and climate resiliency

Parksville bringing forth UBCM resolution saying water system capacity and health care should be part of equation
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