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Colin Slark

Colin Slark

Colin Slark was born in Vancouver and raised in Prince George.
He graduated from Duchess Park Secondary School and earned a bachelor of arts degree in English and history from UNBC.

His interest in journalism was piqued after short high school internships with the Citizen and CBC Radio as well as writing and editing for UNBC’s student newspaper, Over The Edge.

He temporarily moved to the East Coast after that, getting a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a master’s degree in investigative and data journalism from the University of King’s College in Halifax, N.S.|

To finish his bachelor’s degree in journalism, Colin spent several weeks as an intern for CBC Radio’s Daybreak North here in Prince George.

“Distant Doctors,” Colin’s professional project for his master’s degree focusing on the state of pediatric health care in Northern BC, was published by the Prince George Citizen in early 2019.

After spending more than five years covering a variety of beats for the Brandon Sun newspaper in Brandon, Man., he returned to Prince George to report on municipal politics for his hometown paper in late 2024.

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Recent Work by Colin

Zimmer wins largest vote share ever in Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies

Zimmer wins largest vote share ever in Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies

The Conservative incumbent had 71.4 per cent of the vote as of 11:30 p.m. on election night
Doherty secures fourth straight term in Cariboo-Prince George

Doherty secures fourth straight term in Cariboo-Prince George

His 61.1 per cent vote share is the highest he's received in four election victories since 2015
What you need to know to vote in today's federal election

What you need to know to vote in today's federal election

There are seven candidates running for Parliament in Cariboo-Prince George and five in Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies
An in-depth look at the OCP process

An in-depth look at the OCP process

Reports requested by council are tentatively scheduled to come back sometime in June
Large addition on Hart residential property approved by council

Large addition on Hart residential property approved by council

The owners want to expand a pole barn at their Sabyam Road home
City applying for $100K 911 modernization grant

City applying for $100K 911 modernization grant

Emergency phone systems across Canada must upgrade by March 2027
Ospika cannabis store one step closer to approval

Ospika cannabis store one step closer to approval

Prince George city council voices support for Grasshopper after a public hearing
Exploration Place back under consideration for city grant funding

Exploration Place back under consideration for city grant funding

Council rejected a city staff recommendation in March, but took another look Wednesday night
Council approves vehicle gates at Moccasin Flats

Council approves vehicle gates at Moccasin Flats

One gate will be placed on each end of Moccasin Flats on Lower Patricia Boulevard.
Council considering pilot project to reduce snow control on holidays

Council considering pilot project to reduce snow control on holidays

Councillors asked city staff to prepare a report on three potential policy amendments to reduce snow clearing service on stat holidays
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