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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 Theatre Festival’s 2025 season brings fresh takes and familiar favourites

Chemainus Theatre Festival’s 2025 season brings fresh takes and familiar favourites

Artistic Director Mark DuMez looks forward to laughter, mystery and holiday magic this season
Chemainus teen to represent Team BC in bouldering regionals

Chemainus teen to represent Team BC in bouldering regionals

Lucia Nedelec, 15, earns provincial spot and heads to Winnipeg to compete
Flyers with QR code raise eyebrows in Ladysmith

Flyers with QR code raise eyebrows in Ladysmith

Town says flyers violate Ladysmith bylaws but they also pose cybersecurity risks
'Resident Alien' stays grounded in Ladysmith

'Resident Alien' stays grounded in Ladysmith

Town’s charm and community help anchor hit sci-fi series
Couple fined $10K each after seizure of nearly 200 animals in B.C. cruelty case

Couple fined $10K each after seizure of nearly 200 animals in B.C. cruelty case

Court orders 10-year ban on animal ownership in Vancouver Island hoarding case
Five-year-old from Ladysmith battles rare leukemia

Five-year-old from Ladysmith battles rare leukemia

Jax Beatch faces years of treatment
Dough! Inaugural Ladysmith Cinnamon Bun Challenge a sweet success

Dough! Inaugural Ladysmith Cinnamon Bun Challenge a sweet success

Event raised more than $12,000 for Ladysmith Resources Centre Association Food Bank
Harvest House in Chemainus sees record 60% increase in demand

Harvest House in Chemainus sees record 60% increase in demand

Rising food costs and economic hardship push more Chemainus families to rely on food assistance
Skye Douglas Project brings Nordic jazz, peace, and joy to Victoria

Skye Douglas Project brings Nordic jazz, peace, and joy to Victoria

Ensemble incorporates elements of classical, rock and Scandinavian folk music
Ladysmith marine rescue volunteers honoured with national award

Ladysmith marine rescue volunteers honoured with national award

Station 29 recognized among Canada’s top search and rescue teams
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