Dene Moore
Dene Moore is an award-winning journalist and writer. A news editor and reporter for The Canadian Press news agency for 16 years, Moore is now a freelance journalist living in the South Cariboo. Moore’s two decades in daily journalism took her as far afield as Kandahar as a war correspondent and the Innu communities of Labrador. She has worked in newsrooms in Vancouver, Montreal, Regina, Saskatoon, St. John’s and Edmonton. She has been published in the Globe and Mail, Maclean’s magazine, the New York Times and the Toronto Star, among others. She is a Habs fan and believes this is the year.
Not just a big city problem
Fathers, mothers, sons, wives, cousins, friends. It’s an unfortunate but…
Read moreIn pandemic response, one size does not fit all
Prince George has closed its arenas until who-knows-when, and the…
Read more‘It’s stupid that it has become normal.’
I was walking downtown in Williams Lake one day a…
Read moreSlow, unreliable Internet service plagues rural BC
I’m diligently physically distancing, which means I have a fair…
Read moreMyth-information in the age of COVID-19
No, you can’t catch COVID-19 from your dog. Please don’t…
Read moreThe cabin is calling – and it’s saying ‘stay away’
“Please!!! Just stay home!” That appeal was posted this week…
Read moreA long time to wreck, a long time to fix
The arrests of protesters blocking the Coastal Gas Link LNG…
Read more‘They just want the stumpage dollar’
There are still trees. Don’t let the ever-longer list of…
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