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Abby Luciano, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Abby Luciano, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Abby Luciano is the Local Journalism Initiative Reporter at the North Shore News covering civic and Indigenous affairs.

She received her bachelor of arts in journalism and history from Kwantlen Polytechnic University in 2024, where she worked as the editor-in-chief for the student newspaper, The Runner. Abby’s work has also appeared in The Tyee and the CBC.

When she’s not writing, you can find her attending a concert, playing video games or going on a hike in the Lower Mainland.

She always welcomes story ideas, opinions or new baking recipes.

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Recent Work by Abby

North Vancouver RCMP arrest man after alleged assault on flagger

North Vancouver RCMP arrest man after alleged assault on flagger

The victim was assaulted after being asked if he had a lighter, police say
Play revealing stories of 2SLGBTQ+ students at Christian university takes the stage in North Vancouver

Play revealing stories of 2SLGBTQ+ students at Christian university takes the stage in North Vancouver

'Gay on God’s Campus' shares the lived experiences of queer students during their studies at Trinity Western University in Langley
Squamish and Musqueam Nation youth athletes honoured for sport excellence

Squamish and Musqueam Nation youth athletes honoured for sport excellence

The annual Premier’s Awards for Indigenous Youth Excellence in Sport recognizes athletes 24 and younger from six regions across B.C.
North Vancouver woman wins provincial award for best care provider of the year

North Vancouver woman wins provincial award for best care provider of the year

Dina Alvarado was presented the award at the Fairmont Empress in Victoria by the B.C. Minister of Health earlier this month
North Vancouver city council puts forward ‘buy local’ policy to counter U.S. tariffs

North Vancouver city council puts forward ‘buy local’ policy to counter U.S. tariffs

With tariffs affecting many everyday products, staff will work on several projects to help local and national economies thrive
North Vancouver city council approves $4.3 million to repair damage from atmospheric river

North Vancouver city council approves $4.3 million to repair damage from atmospheric river

Last October's massive storm toppled trees, eroded creek banks, deposited massive amounts of sediments and washed out trails
North Vancouver RCMP arrest alleged police impersonator, seek additional victims

North Vancouver RCMP arrest alleged police impersonator, seek additional victims

Police are releasing a photo of a suspect's vehicle in hopes of finding more information
Check out these North Shore events to celebrate Nowruz

Check out these North Shore events to celebrate Nowruz

The annual holiday spreads over 13 days to celebrate Persian New Year and the arrival of spring
With U.S. tariffs, North Vancouver craft distillery owner encourages people to buy local

With U.S. tariffs, North Vancouver craft distillery owner encourages people to buy local

Supporting local distilleries and other businesses can help recirculate revenue back into the B.C. economy, president of The Woods Spirit Co. says
Bustling North Vancouver Nowruz market brings people together in times of uncertainty

Bustling North Vancouver Nowruz market brings people together in times of uncertainty

The event, hosted by Capilano Community Services Society, gets the community ready to celebrate Persian New Year on March 20
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