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Kevin Forsyth

Kevin Forsyth

I joined Black Press Media in 2022 after completing a diploma in digital journalism at Lethbridge College. Parksville city council, the arts and education are among my news beats.

Before pursuing a career in media I studied at the University of Saskatchewan in my home town of Saskatoon and earned a Bachelor’s degree in anthropology in 2014.

As a lifelong learner, I enjoy experiencing new cultures and have traveled and worked in countries including China, Australia and Mexico. Vancouver Island has been my home since 2020.

Phone
250-905-0028
Email
kevin.forsyth@pqbnews.com

Recent Work by Kevin

Wolf-dog roaming loose in Parksville Qualicum Beach area reportedly shot dead

Wolf-dog roaming loose in Parksville Qualicum Beach area reportedly shot dead

Resident makes claim but officials unable to confirm status of animal
Where is WD-40? Roaming Vancouver Island wolf-dog’s whereabouts a mystery

Where is WD-40? Roaming Vancouver Island wolf-dog’s whereabouts a mystery

Reports of attacks on domestic pets near Coombs have slowed
Friends vow to continue search for missing Errington woman Sara Sherry

Friends vow to continue search for missing Errington woman Sara Sherry

45-year-old mother missing since Feb. 15
Island residents mark grim anniversary of public health emergency declaration

Island residents mark grim anniversary of public health emergency declaration

Speakers in Parksville share personal stories of family members lost to toxic drugs
Couple apologizes to Nanoose Bay RV dealer for online posts

Couple apologizes to Nanoose Bay RV dealer for online posts

Big Boy’s Toys receives apology as part of mediated dispute settlement
Parksville considers water conservation with snowpack levels low

Parksville considers water conservation with snowpack levels low

Vancouver Island’s snowpack 54 per cent below normal as of March 1
Canadian music legend Valdy still rocking at 78

Canadian music legend Valdy still rocking at 78

Performer returns to Errington War Memorial Hall April 27
Number of dumped cats sees massive post-COVID jump in PQB area

Number of dumped cats sees massive post-COVID jump in PQB area

Non-profit working to spay, neuter and adopt semi-feral cats and kittens
Parksville’s Resort Drive will be exempt from Short-Term Rental Accommodations Act

Parksville’s Resort Drive will be exempt from Short-Term Rental Accommodations Act

MLA says ‘no guarantee’ from province exemption will happen
First exhibition by Parksville photographer ‘nostalgic and meaningful’

First exhibition by Parksville photographer ‘nostalgic and meaningful’

‘Process’ by Lowell Shaver on display at TOSH in Qualicum Beach
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