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Madeline Dunnett’s Biography

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Environmental reporter working for The Discourse on Vancouver Island. I'm interested in the intersections of mental health and climate change, and aim to add nuance and balance to local news coverage.

Madeline Dunnett’s Journalist Portfolio

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Project Watershed grant boosts coastal restoration - The Discourse.

Project Watershed grant boosts coastal restoration - The Discourse.

Comox Valley Project Watershed Society has landed new funding to enhance marine habitats from Fanny Bay to Oy…

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Comox Valley's housing crisis - The Discourse.

Comox Valley's housing crisis - The Discourse.

Inside the housing crisis: Those renting in the Comox Valley report unaffordable rents, inadequate housing co…

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Flooding, wildfires and earthquakes: Can the Comox Valley better prepare for disasters? Original

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By Madeline Dunnett
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Sue Pyper never spent much time thinking about earthquakes — until she found herself startled awake by a big one. The Comox Valley-based musician and artist was visiting Los Angeles for a vacation on Oct. 1, 1987, when a deep rumbling woke her up in the early morning. “I wasn’t really expecting to be on holiday and being shaken around like I was in a tin can,” she said.
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Flooding, wildfires and earthquakes: Can the Comox Valley better prepare for disasters?

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By Madeline Dunnett
| The Discourse
A danger sign and barricade blocks access to Puntledge Park on Jan. 30, closed due to flooding. Photo by Madeline Dunnett/The Discourse Sue Pyper never spent much time thinking about earthquakes — until she found herself startled awake by a big one. The Comox Valley-based musician and artist was visiting Los Angeles for a vacation on Oct. 1, 1987, when a deep rumbling woke her up in the early morning.
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Q&A: Lawyer speaks on groundbreaking Anti-SLAPP case against Union Bay shipbreaking company Original

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By Madeline Dunnett
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
After a more than three-year-long legal battle, a Union Bay woman has been awarded hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees to be paid by shipbreaking company Deep Water Recovery. Mary Reynolds has been using her drone to film the company’s operations in Union Bay since its early days. She is among many residents in Union Bay and surrounding areas criticizing the company for its operations in an ecologically sensitive area.
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I did! I was the editor of my high school newspaper in grade 10.