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Neil Corbett

Neil Corbett

I have been a journalist for more than 30 years, the past decade with the Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News. I moved to the city in 2012. I’ve worked at community newspapers in Abbotsford, Mission, Hope, and Williams Lake, as well as in Ontario – serving as an editor and reporter. Along the way, I have won various national journalism awards, and been part of successful news teams. In Maple Ridge, I am a multi-media reporter, and have covered a variety of beats including education, sports, city council, as well as political issues at the federal and provincial levels with local impacts.

Phone
604-476-2736
Email
neil.corbett@mapleridgenews.com

Recent Work by Neil

Maple Ridge hosts Mad Hatters Party

Maple Ridge hosts Mad Hatters Party

Event aims to bring awareness and support for mental illness
Buyers wait for interest rate cuts, listings up in Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows

Buyers wait for interest rate cuts, listings up in Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows

Listings at a level not seen since before COVID-19 pandemic
Chaos at Pitt Lake as sky watchers cause traffic nightmare

Chaos at Pitt Lake as sky watchers cause traffic nightmare

Northern Lights photographers create long traffic jam at regional park
Two Maple Ridge players drafted by WHL teams

Two Maple Ridge players drafted by WHL teams

Pair of defencemen from Delta Hockey Academy chosen in the fourth round
Province offers grants for festivals and events in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows

Province offers grants for festivals and events in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows

Cities get $137,000 in funding for 17 upcoming events
Pitt Meadows rider at BMX world championships

Pitt Meadows rider at BMX world championships

Canadian champ Ryan Tougas racing in South Carolina
Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows MP calls out ‘wacko drug experiment’

Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows MP calls out ‘wacko drug experiment’

Dalton critical of decriminalization initiatives in B.C.
Maple Ridge unveils new public art by First Nations artist

Maple Ridge unveils new public art by First Nations artist

Rain Pierre’s new piece welcomes visitors to the Albion Community Centre
Maple Ridge Ramblers grads got game

Maple Ridge Ramblers grads got game

School has 14 students with college scholarships
City of Maple Ridge hosts Canucks viewing parties

City of Maple Ridge hosts Canucks viewing parties

Family friendly events, starting May 8 at the Greg Moore Youth Centre
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