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Olivier Laurin

Olivier Laurin

I'm a bilingual multimedia journalist from Montréal, Québec.

My curiosity drives me to explore the intricate relationships between people and their communities. I'm particularly drawn to stories that expose social injustices, advocate for animal welfare, highlights captivating individuals.

Beyond journalism, I'm a passionate traveler, music aficionado, devoted movie enthusiast and an unapologetic food lover. You might spot me wandering through nearby forests, as I'm currently training for an ultramarathon that my friends convinced me to tackle.

Email
olivier.laurin@comoxvalleyrecord.com

Recent Work by Olivier

Popularity of disc golf is soaring in the Comox Valley

Popularity of disc golf is soaring in the Comox Valley

Community embraces the affordable, accessible and growing sport
Indigenous members share their stories during Comox Valley’s Red Dress Day

Indigenous members share their stories during Comox Valley’s Red Dress Day

The day also serves as a reminder to end violence against Indigenous and gender-diverse people
Courtenay MMA fighter ready for second amateur fight in Vancouver

Courtenay MMA fighter ready for second amateur fight in Vancouver

Joshua Beaudoin, 20, is scheduled to fight on May 3 at the Frasierview Banquet Hall
VIDEO: B.C. Search & Rescue unit involved in saving man from 200-foot fall

VIDEO: B.C. Search & Rescue unit involved in saving man from 200-foot fall

The team was deployed twice in the same day
Yes B.C., there is indeed such a thing as a free lunch

Yes B.C., there is indeed such a thing as a free lunch

Vancouver Island restaurant owner starts pay-it-forward promotion to help feed those in need
Intriguing art dots 200 acres of sculpture park, just off Vancouver Island

Intriguing art dots 200 acres of sculpture park, just off Vancouver Island

Unveiling Hornby Island’s enigmatic Jeffrey Rubinoff Sculpture Park, one North America’s largest
Intriguing art dots 200 acres of sculpture park, just off Vancouver Island

Intriguing art dots 200 acres of sculpture park, just off Vancouver Island

Unveiling Hornby Island’s enigmatic Jeffrey Rubinoff Sculpture Park, one North America’s largest
‘My muscles forget’: B.C. people talk about the impact of Parkinson’s

‘My muscles forget’: B.C. people talk about the impact of Parkinson’s

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month in Canada, disease affects 17,500 people in B.C.
Vancouver Island’s dramatically low snowpack raising ecological questions

Vancouver Island’s dramatically low snowpack raising ecological questions

Vancouver Island is among the hardest-hit regions in B.C. with a snowpack at 54% below average
Courtenay biologist discusses potential ecological impacts of low snowpacks

Courtenay biologist discusses potential ecological impacts of low snowpacks

Vancouver Island is among the hardest-hit regions in B.C. with a snowpack at 54% below average
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