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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

Here's how to vote in the 2025 federal election across the North Shore

Here's how to vote in the 2025 federal election across the North Shore

It's Election Day! Here is everything you need to know about how to cast a ballot in North Vancouver or West Van
West Vancouver council greenlights traffic calming near Collingwood School

West Vancouver council greenlights traffic calming near Collingwood School

Construction will take a week once the project starts, staff say
Capilano University celebrates opening of new childhood studies centre

Capilano University celebrates opening of new childhood studies centre

The Fulmer Family Centre for Childhood Studies building will offer more affordable childcare spaces and train early childhood educators on the North Vancouver campus
North Shore Writers Festival returns with page-turning lineup

North Shore Writers Festival returns with page-turning lineup

The free three-day event will have talks from acclaimed authors as well as panel discussions on a range of topics related to writing and publishing
Federal election: What North Shore candidates are promising to advance reconciliation

Federal election: What North Shore candidates are promising to advance reconciliation

Local candidates from five political parties share what their governments will do to advance reconciliation and advocate for Indigenous peoples across the country
New project helps North Vancouver high school students prepare for first-time voting

New project helps North Vancouver high school students prepare for first-time voting

Windsor and Mountainside Secondary students took part in political discussions and created presentations on how to encourage engagement in the upcoming federal election
Hiker died on Mount Seymour after slip on icy slope, North Shore Rescue says

Hiker died on Mount Seymour after slip on icy slope, North Shore Rescue says

The volunteer search and rescue team is cautioning people to keep an eye on weather conditions and pack proper equipment when heading into the mountains
Missing hiker on Mount Seymour found deceased, North Vancouver RCMP say

Missing hiker on Mount Seymour found deceased, North Vancouver RCMP say

North Vancouver RCMP, North Shore Rescue and other first responders are currently on scene
Decreasing salmon populations disrupting Tsleil-Waututh Nation cultural practices, study finds

Decreasing salmon populations disrupting Tsleil-Waututh Nation cultural practices, study finds

Nation members hope restoration and enhancement projects will help restore fish numbers
Painters provide free home revamp for North Vancouver woman battling cancer

Painters provide free home revamp for North Vancouver woman battling cancer

Nearly 40 experienced and rookie painters came together to repaint a Blueridge home this past weekend, brightening the day for a grateful resident and raising funds for charity
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