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Karl Yu

Karl Yu

After interning at Vancouver Metro free daily newspaper, I joined Black Press in 2010, working in the southern interior of B.C. and transferring to Vancouver Island in 2013. Court, education, and regional district government are among my news beats. I am a Ma Murray and Canadian Community Newspaper award winner.
karl.yu@nanaimobulletin.com

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250-734-4628
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karl.yu@nanaimobulletin.com

Recent Work by Karl

Crown seeks 7-9 years in jail for pair guilty of waterfront Nanaimo killing

Crown seeks 7-9 years in jail for pair guilty of waterfront Nanaimo killing

Guilty parties apologize to Fred Parsons's family at sentencing hearing
Nanaimo school district will start work this spring on pre-fabricated expansion at Wellington

Nanaimo school district will start work this spring on pre-fabricated expansion at Wellington

Nanaimo high school to see six-room facility, elementary school seeing five classrooms
Nanaimo company illegally harvested sea cucumbers, rules Supreme Court

Nanaimo company illegally harvested sea cucumbers, rules Supreme Court

Following chase by DFO, Scott Steer said to have thrown cellphone in water
B.C.-filmed 'Last of Us' hit TV show announces its April return

B.C.-filmed 'Last of Us' hit TV show announces its April return

Series, which closed off downtown Nanaimo last May, set to air in April
Feds allocate $5 million for food bank warehouse in Nanaimo

Feds allocate $5 million for food bank warehouse in Nanaimo

Latest budget statement from Government of Canada has money set aside for East Wellington Road project
Nanaimo-Ladysmith school board opts to continue late French immersion

Nanaimo-Ladysmith school board opts to continue late French immersion

Stakeholders had expressed opposition to committee's recommendation to phase out program
Court orders removal of defamatory posts against City of Nanaimo manager

Court orders removal of defamatory posts against City of Nanaimo manager

City of Nanaimo says employee was subjected to bullying and harassment
Striking postal workers in Nanaimo want better benefits and work conditions

Striking postal workers in Nanaimo want better benefits and work conditions

Canada Industrial Relations Board empowered to issue back-to-work order
Gaming wish granted for Nanaimo teen living with muscular dystrophy

Gaming wish granted for Nanaimo teen living with muscular dystrophy

Blair Haslam receives top-tier computer gaming system from Help Fill A Dream Foundation
Gaming wish granted for Nanaimo teen living with muscular dystrophy

Gaming wish granted for Nanaimo teen living with muscular dystrophy

Blair Haslam receives top-tier computer gaming system from Help Fill A Dream Foundation
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