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Andie Mollins, Local Journalism Initiative

Andie Mollins, Local Journalism Initiative

Born and raised in Southeast N.B., I spent my childhood building snow forts at my cousins' and sandcastles at the beach. It was in third grade when I first declared myself a writer, but it took another 13 years before I realized a career spent writing was possible.

I studied history and sociology at the University of New Brunswick and completed my degree with a year abroad in the U.K. Finding the courage to follow my dreams, I moved to Halifax to study journalism at the University of King's College after which I joined the Tribune.

Phone
250-392-2331 ext. 218
Email
andie.mollins@wltribune.com

Recent Work by Andie

B.C. burn survivor finds confidence, capabilities competing in strongman

B.C. burn survivor finds confidence, capabilities competing in strongman

'Being physically disabled limits you...but if you’re open-minded, it’s limitless in other aspects'
Mother bear shot and killed northeast of Williams Lake, leaving 5 cubs orphaned

Mother bear shot and killed northeast of Williams Lake, leaving 5 cubs orphaned

Conservation officers investigating after mother of unusually large brood found dead
B.C. Bear Witness Day parade marches for Indigenous children

B.C. Bear Witness Day parade marches for Indigenous children

The parade marks an important day in the history of Jordan's Principle
West Fraser adapts to forest industry uncertainty in B.C.'s Cariboo

West Fraser adapts to forest industry uncertainty in B.C.'s Cariboo

Over the past three years West Fraser has planted more than 63 million trees in the Cariboo
PhD dissertation on Indigenous sovereignty shaped by B.C. experience

PhD dissertation on Indigenous sovereignty shaped by B.C. experience

The former LCSS student recently completed his PhD which focuses on Indigenous sovereignty
Nearly 3 years after leaving her home, Ukrainian woman finds peace in B.C.

Nearly 3 years after leaving her home, Ukrainian woman finds peace in B.C.

In Ukraine, International Women's Day March 8 is celebrated widely and even more than the New Year
Helping troubled teens make it into their adult years this B.C. man's mission

Helping troubled teens make it into their adult years this B.C. man's mission

Man who experienced homelessness, drug abuse and gangs reminds students there are services ready to ‘meet them where they are at’
B.C. ‘Hockey Night in Canada girl’ goes full maple leaf for the big game

B.C. ‘Hockey Night in Canada girl’ goes full maple leaf for the big game

Patricia Butler was up bright and early to prepare for the Canada vs. U.S. 4 Nations Face-Off
Oscar nomination brings validation and tears of joy for B.C. First Nation

Oscar nomination brings validation and tears of joy for B.C. First Nation

B.C. Chief would like Sugarcane to be part of the curriculum for all schools across the country
B.C. band stirs up ghosts of the Cariboo and other heritage stories

B.C. band stirs up ghosts of the Cariboo and other heritage stories

Tiller’s Folly sings the tragic story of John ‘Cariboo’ Cameron's lust for gold
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