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Robert Barron

Robert Barron

I have been in the newspaper business on and off since I was hired to be a reporter at a small weekly in northern Newfoundland, called the nor’wester, in 1987. I spent four years working alone in a satellite office in a mining and fishing community for that paper before deciding to throw the dice and head to British Columbia.

I took a break from writing and worked a number of jobs on Vancouver Island before I was hired as a reporter at the Nanaimo Daily News in 2000, where I worked for 16 years. I was then transferred to the Cowichan Valley Citizen in 2016 and have had the pleasure of working with our dedicated staff and community here ever since.

Phone
250-748-2666
Email
robert.barron@cowichanvalleycitizen.com

Recent Work by Robert

Robert Barron Column: Heroes warm my heart

Robert Barron Column: Heroes warm my heart

I guess you never know what you're capable of until faced with a situation that requires you to put your own safety on the line
Business Notes: Fun times at Malahat SkyWalk for Easter weekend

Business Notes: Fun times at Malahat SkyWalk for Easter weekend

The latest from the Cowichan business community
Housing corporation needed quickly in Cowichan, says group

Housing corporation needed quickly in Cowichan, says group

Only 3% of local housing is currently social housing
Cowichan transit workers want strike to end

Cowichan transit workers want strike to end

Strike began on Feb. 8
Cowichan senior warning of phone scam

Cowichan senior warning of phone scam

People should confirm calls are from the CRA
Ts'uubaa-asatx plans new waterfront gathering place on Cowichan Lake

Ts'uubaa-asatx plans new waterfront gathering place on Cowichan Lake

Project to include stages, marketplace
Robert Barron column: I wasn't always afraid of heights

Robert Barron column: I wasn't always afraid of heights

I guess my house-painting days are over
Federal Conservative candidate Jeff Kibble answers five key questions

Federal Conservative candidate Jeff Kibble answers five key questions

Election to held April 28
North Cowichan begins dealing with huge infrastructure demand

North Cowichan begins dealing with huge infrastructure demand

Bylaws passed to mitigate potential legal risks
Liberal candidate for Cowichan-Malahat-Langford Blair Herbert answers five key questions

Liberal candidate for Cowichan-Malahat-Langford Blair Herbert answers five key questions

Election to he held April 28
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