Christine van Reeuwyk
I started in journalism doing hockey scoreboards and stories in Ladysmith before heading off to journalism school in Vancouver.
Now an award-winning journalist, I have worked in newsrooms from Victoria to Port Hardy and back again for more than 20 years.
Having served as editor and reporter for Black Press papers across Greater Victoria, I welcome story ideas and voices from across the Capital Region.
- Phone
- 250-480-3260
- christine.vanreeuwyk@blackpress.ca
Recent Work by Christine
'Nature is the therapist': A B.C. guide explains the art of forest bathing
Nature bathing is an invitation to soak in your surroundings, without suds or sponges
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Do you know these people? Victoria find brings decade-old memories into focus
If you know the people in these images found at Fisherman's Wharf, let us know, email newsroom@vicnews.com
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Activity key to staving off Vancouver Islander's Parkinson's symptoms
'I still think there are people, even with Parkinson’s, in Victoria who don’t know about us'
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VIDEO: World-renowned Cirque du Soleil skates, soars in B.C. arenas
B.C. tour includes Victoria, Kelowna and Vancouver stops
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‘All your senses come alive’: BC bat program calls for volunteer counters
1,089 counts at 268 roost sites documented 7 species in 2024
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New guide to coastal B.C. swimming holes launches just in time for summer
Swimmers can seek seals, rope swings, floating docks or a place to bare it all
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Fresh for Kids gets to the core of food security in B.C. classrooms
Fresh produce, dairy snacks keep kids mentally ready to learn across B.C.
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Watershed moment: B.C. teachers craft free urban streams curriculum
2 Greater Victoria educators develop BC Urban Streams and Watershed lesson plans
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Pipe dreams: B.C. churches come together to flex their pipes with organ title
Get hands-on and up close to pipe organs at churches across Greater Victoria
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‘You can thank bats for tequila’ and other juicy tidbits as B.C. bats emerge
Insectivore bats devour more than 1,000 bugs a night – including the despised mosquito
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