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Jennifer Feinberg

Jennifer Feinberg

I have been a Chilliwack Progress reporter for 20+ years, covering the arts, city hall, as well as Indigenous, and climate change stories.

With a bachelor’s in journalism from Concordia University, I moved across the country to B.C. from Quebec in the mid-90s. I wrote for the Coast Mountain Courier and freelanced for Black Press Media until joining the Progress newsroom in 2000.

I was proud to host the Dining Out for Life AIDS/HIV fundraiser at Bravo Restaurant from 2005-2012. I currently serve on the Chilliwack Museum Historical Society (2020-present) board of directors, after stints on the Ann Davis Transition Society board, and the Chilliwack Community Arts Council.

Phone
604-702-5573
Email
jennifer.feinberg@theprogress.com

Recent Work by Jennifer

Calling rival ‘that striptease artist’ costs former B.C. school trustee $45K

Calling rival ‘that striptease artist’ costs former B.C. school trustee $45K

Chilliwack school trustee Carin Bondar wins defamation suit over Barry Neufeld’s talk show comment
2 B.C. firms in hydrogen fuel-cell economy announce merger plans

2 B.C. firms in hydrogen fuel-cell economy announce merger plans

Loop Energy, and H2 Portable Power Corp. to sign amalgamation agreement
$2M budget estimate out $5M grounds B.C. airport’s runway extension

$2M budget estimate out $5M grounds B.C. airport’s runway extension

‘Real issue was construction estimate did not include construction costs’
Sobbing driver helped from B.C. courtroom, gets 10 days for ‘risky’ fatal pass

Sobbing driver helped from B.C. courtroom, gets 10 days for ‘risky’ fatal pass

Erika Gebhardt overcome after sentencing connected to the death of Alfonso Tejero near Hope
Ex-Chilliwack trustee Barry Neufeld in court for ‘striptease’ remark

Ex-Chilliwack trustee Barry Neufeld in court for ‘striptease’ remark

Former trustee asking for financial support from SOGI opponents as defamation case starts
B.C. premier announces new Indigenous Justice Centre in Chilliwack

B.C. premier announces new Indigenous Justice Centre in Chilliwack

‘Making communities safer means addressing core issues that bring people into conflict with law’
Feds funding 3 B.C. groups to support survivors of military-based sexual misconduct

Feds funding 3 B.C. groups to support survivors of military-based sexual misconduct

‘It fits clearly within our mission and mandate and will help those affected directly’
Liberal government ‘missing in action’ over holiday travel chaos, says shadow minister of transport

Liberal government ‘missing in action’ over holiday travel chaos, says shadow minister of transport

MP Mark Strahl at emergency committee meeting Thursday to hear from airline, airport officials
Upgrades at Molson Coors brewery in Chilliwack will take customers beyond the beer aisle

Upgrades at Molson Coors brewery in Chilliwack will take customers beyond the beer aisle

Malt and spirit-based beverages started rolling out from Chilliwack and Toronto breweries this week
Early-morning wildfire broke out on Limbert Mountain near Agassiz

Early-morning wildfire broke out on Limbert Mountain near Agassiz

Fire crews were on-scene as of 4:30 a.m. watching for sparks and possible flareups
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