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Marisca Bakker

Marisca Bakker

Marisca attended Ryerson University for political science, has her broadcast journalism diploma from Loyalist College and a creative writing certificate from Algonquin College. Marisca enjoys being part of the community in the Bulkley Valley and all it has to offer.

Phone
250.847.3266
Email
marisca.bakker@interior-news.com

Recent Work by Marisca

B.C.'s longest serving mayor dies at 91

B.C.'s longest serving mayor dies at 91

Alice Maitland served as mayor of Hazelton for 42 years
Minerals association raises concerns over tenure law's consultation framework

Minerals association raises concerns over tenure law's consultation framework

The Association for Mineral Exploration (AME) says government needs to provide capacity funding to make new rules work
'Prisoners of conscience'? Amnesty considers status for B.C. pipeline opponents

'Prisoners of conscience'? Amnesty considers status for B.C. pipeline opponents

Judge opts to preserve conviction but reduce sentence for three defendants convicted of criminal contempt; Amnesty awaits sentencing
Judge finds RCMP violated pipeline protesters' Charter rights in Northwest B.C.

Judge finds RCMP violated pipeline protesters' Charter rights in Northwest B.C.

B.C. Supreme Court Justice Michael Tammen rejects stay of proceedings, but will opt for a reduced sentence when case resumes April 3
New cell towers close gaps on B.C.'s Highway of Tears as project nears finish

New cell towers close gaps on B.C.'s Highway of Tears as project nears finish

MMIWG activist lauds project as a major step in reconciliation
VIDEO: Small plane that emergency landed on Hwy 16 in northwest B.C. resumes journey

VIDEO: Small plane that emergency landed on Hwy 16 in northwest B.C. resumes journey

A report to police indicates the Cessna was experiencing mechanical issues and needed to touch down
BREAKING: Conservatives upset NDP cabinet minister in Bulkley Valley-Stikine

BREAKING: Conservatives upset NDP cabinet minister in Bulkley Valley-Stikine

With 24 of 29 ballot boxes counted incumbent Nathan Cullen was 12 percentage points behind Conservative challenger Sharon Hartwell
B.C. woman awarded nearly $1 million after breaking ankle outside 7-Eleven

B.C. woman awarded nearly $1 million after breaking ankle outside 7-Eleven

Crystal Tommy suffered severe ankle injuries nearly 6 years ago when she tripped on a pothole in a parking lot
Campfire ban to be rescinded in northern B.C. Aug 1

Campfire ban to be rescinded in northern B.C. Aug 1

Campfires will be allowed again just in time for the August long weekend
Northwest BC man lucky to be alive after grizzly attack: COS

Northwest BC man lucky to be alive after grizzly attack: COS

The man was cycling near Hazelton when a startled sow charged him
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