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Morgan Brayton

Morgan Brayton

I am a multimedia journalist with a background in arts and media including film & tv production, acting, hosting, screenwriting and comedy. Born and raised in Victoria, I now live in Chemainus with my wife and our many rescue pets after more than three decades in Vancouver. I believe engaged communities are strong communities and am honoured to be able to contribute to local community-building through journalism.

Phone
(250) 748-2666 ext 225
Email
morgan.brayton@ladysmithchronicle.com

Recent Work by Morgan

Chemainus Communities in Bloom hit by bold plant theft

Chemainus Communities in Bloom hit by bold plant theft

Volunteers invite new members to help keep gardens growing
The two marriages of Peter and Alma: a B.C. caregiver’s love story

The two marriages of Peter and Alma: a B.C. caregiver’s love story

Through dementia and devotion, a Ladysmith caregiver finds help from a vital but underfunded society
Ladysmith warns of scam calls claiming to be town staff

Ladysmith warns of scam calls claiming to be town staff

Robocalls falsely offer services the town does not provide
Downtown Island cannabis shop rejected for being too close to high school

Downtown Island cannabis shop rejected for being too close to high school

North Cowichan defeats zoning amendment, says location a lunch-hour hangout spot for students
Tractor stolen from farm market between Crofton, Chemainus

Tractor stolen from farm market between Crofton, Chemainus

Prompts community search
From Lab to Love: Rescued beagles start new lives on Vancouver Island

From Lab to Love: Rescued beagles start new lives on Vancouver Island

Three former research dogs arrive in Ladysmith as part of national advocacy mission
Cyclist airlifted after falling into traffic in Chemainus

Cyclist airlifted after falling into traffic in Chemainus

Woman injured after falling into road
'Footloose' brings 1980s musical magic to Chemainus Theatre

'Footloose' brings 1980s musical magic to Chemainus Theatre

Summer musical channels MuchMusic, Duran Duran and dance-floor rebellion
More than words: Indigenous artist makes plea for reconciliation at Island unveiling

More than words: Indigenous artist makes plea for reconciliation at Island unveiling

Shq’apthut, a new public artwork by Maynard Johnny Jr., stands in Waterwheel Park
B.C. prawn fishers fined for illegal harvest near Ladysmith

B.C. prawn fishers fined for illegal harvest near Ladysmith

DFO says actions put coastal communities and conservation at risk
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