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Kelsey Yates

Kelsey Yates

Kelsey Yates has had a lifelong passion for newspapers and storytelling. Originally from Alberta, she graduated from SAIT Polytechnic's journalism program in 2016. She went on to serve as a reporter for a variety of weekly publications including the Airdrie Echo, Cochrane Times, and Strathmore Standard. After 10 years spent in the Calgary area, she made the move to the Creston Valley to enjoy the beautiful scenery and outdoor recreation. When not in the office, she enjoys hiking, kayaking, birdwatching, painting, and hanging out with her cat, Kiki.

Phone
250-428-2266 ext. 14
Email
editor@crestonvalleyadvance.ca

Recent Work by Kelsey

Creston community walks path of reconciliation with Yaqan Nukiy

Creston community walks path of reconciliation with Yaqan Nukiy

Yaqan Nuʔkiy marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30
B.C. Greens' Furstenau reveals mental health care plan in Creston

B.C. Greens' Furstenau reveals mental health care plan in Creston

Furstenau and Charlwood announced plan, answered questions at the library
Lower Kootenay Band breaks ground on $16M Indigenous-led healing centre

Lower Kootenay Band breaks ground on $16M Indigenous-led healing centre

The seven nations of the Interior region have come together on the $16-million project
Creston Valley Visitor Centre sees surge in summer tourists

Creston Valley Visitor Centre sees surge in summer tourists

New location of farmers' market brought more visitors
Author releasing book on photographic history of Creston

Author releasing book on photographic history of Creston

Keith Powell compiled photos and research with help from Creston Museum
UPDATE: Kaslo RCMP locate missing person

UPDATE: Kaslo RCMP locate missing person

The 42-year-old man had been reported missing since Aug. 30
Kootenay Women in Business Summit aims to unite and empower entrepreneurs

Kootenay Women in Business Summit aims to unite and empower entrepreneurs

On Sept. 19 and 20, women will come together in Creston to discuss business challenges
Creston orchards face tough season due to fruit shortage

Creston orchards face tough season due to fruit shortage

A cold snap in January has led to a difficult season for farmers
Creston farmer finds love on reality dating show

Creston farmer finds love on reality dating show

Erin Harris found her match on Farming for Love
Creston experiences major business turnover

Creston experiences major business turnover

Approximately 12 businesses have closed this year
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