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.
‘Just looking for a place to lay our heads at night.’
The posts show up on social media regularly on local…
Read moreWalk the walk
Happy belated International Women’s Day, the global celebration of parading…
Read moreStretched and stretched
Until further notice, the emergency department at Ashcroft Community Health…
Read moreHow to reconcile divided, exhausted communities?
Volunteers are the backbone of many of the services in…
Read moreRemembering those who were forgotten the day they came home
It was September 1944. Dominic “Dick” Patrick and his brothers…
Read moreWhere pyramid schemes are okay, but local beef is banned
Since Facebook is in the news this week announcing plans…
Read moreThreats to female journalists spiraling
“I just wanted to whole-heartedly express how much I hope…
Read more‘We’re in this together, at least.’
The sky was still blue, the wildfires now racing across…
Read moreJob opening: apply in person
Roofing labourers. Line cooks. Convenience store cashier. Carpenter. Office Administrator….
Read morePouce Coupe affair shows more accountability needed for municipal leaders
As of last night, 1,487 people had signed an online…
Read moreA long shot, but one worth taking
When the federal Liberal government introduced Bill C-21 this week…
Read moreThe woman who fell to Earth
So former Governor-General Julie Payette is not a nice person,…
Read moreWhy are rural crime rates so high?
Any day now, Statistics Canada will likely release its annual…
Read moreWhere’s the Green Wave?
Glaciers are melting. Sea levels are rising. Forests are burning,…
Read moreTo those who ran: thank you
It was perhaps California state senate candidate Dick Tuck who…
Read moreWhen rights become reality
Vasectomies are free; birth control isn’t. In 2020. Sixty years…
Read moreNot 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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