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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

Spending less this year is top of mind

Spending less this year is top of mind

Marisca aims to spend less money, and declutter this year
Smithers RCMP arrest repeat property crime offender

Smithers RCMP arrest repeat property crime offender

Smithers RCMP have arrested a repeat property crime offender who was wanted on 11 warrants.
Smithers RCMP arrest wanted offender

Smithers RCMP arrest wanted offender

Smithers RCMP hopes to increase female representation

Smithers RCMP hopes to increase female representation

This year, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is celebrating women in policing
Smithers give notice of land sale for seniors housing project

Smithers give notice of land sale for seniors housing project

The Town of Smithers has put out official notice it intends to turn over land to Northern Health for a new long-term care facility
Northern B.C. Crime Stoppers has 'exceptional year'

Northern B.C. Crime Stoppers has 'exceptional year'

In 2024, the program received a total of 979 tips.
Great gray owl sighting an amazing way to kick off new year

Great gray owl sighting an amazing way to kick off new year

Marisca feels lucky after encounter with a member of the world's largest owl species
First baby of 2025 in the North born in Prince George

First baby of 2025 in the North born in Prince George

The first baby of 2025 in the north was born in Prince George and is a boy
Cold start

Cold start

The frigid temperatures didn't stop about 20 people from jumping into a frozen Lake Kathlyn to ring in the new year on Jan 1
Making resolutions is easy; keeping them not so much

Making resolutions is easy; keeping them not so much

Marisca reflects on a poor choice for a New Year's resolution and vows to pick something more attainable for 2025
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