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Connor McDowell

Connor McDowell

I began my journey at the Record in May 2023. My educational background includes studying journalism at the University of King's College in Halifax. I also hold a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Victoria.

I enjoy combining economics with journalism, focusing on the intricate connections between people, behaviours, societal impacts and policy decisions.

Email
connor.mcdowell@comoxvalleyrecord.com

Recent Work by Connor

Neighbours to BC Housing proposal in Courtenay upset about shelter

Neighbours to BC Housing proposal in Courtenay upset about shelter

“Our number-one issue is a lack of information” says one resident
New bylaw will charge Saratoga Speedway for campground sites

New bylaw will charge Saratoga Speedway for campground sites

Comox Valley Regional District bylaw to bill campground developers in Black Creek and Oyster Bay
Housing shortage predicted in Comox Valley in coming years

Housing shortage predicted in Comox Valley in coming years

Regional district’s “housing needs” report shows bad report card for housing supply in Comox Valley
Poilievre interviews with Comox Valley Record during tour in Courtenay

Poilievre interviews with Comox Valley Record during tour in Courtenay

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre offers short one-on-one interview Friday morning
B.C. orders Union Bay shipbreaking operation to send reports about pollution

B.C. orders Union Bay shipbreaking operation to send reports about pollution

Penalty for not complying could exceed $300,000 or lead to jailtime, Deep Water Recovery can appeal
Retired Canadian military chief finds peace on Vancouver Island

Retired Canadian military chief finds peace on Vancouver Island

Former four-star general Raymond Henault moves from top gun to tranquil skies
Courtenay Scotiabank closes early after protests in downtown

Courtenay Scotiabank closes early after protests in downtown

Bank closed for the day after an hour of protests outside the front door
Lawyers not fond of Courtenay push to bypass judges for bylaw disputes

Lawyers not fond of Courtenay push to bypass judges for bylaw disputes

City looking to send such disputes to expedited adjudication system used by many local governments
Comox Airshow in May to celebrate 100 years of RCAF

Comox Airshow in May to celebrate 100 years of RCAF

Show updates to come, interested businesses and vendors encouraged to reach out to 19 Wing
Courtenay man’s scoliosis surgery costs supported by pool tournament

Courtenay man’s scoliosis surgery costs supported by pool tournament

Ethan Baldwin will have to travel to Vancouver again after operation cancelled in December
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