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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

Squamish Nation designers showcase empowering collections at Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week

Squamish Nation designers showcase empowering collections at Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week

The four-day event features four Squamish Nation designers showing both traditional and contemporary work celebrating resilience
Squamish Nation councillor pledges to honour Indigenous veterans through legacy project

Squamish Nation councillor pledges to honour Indigenous veterans through legacy project

Sxwíxwtn (Wilson Williams) travelled to Ottawa to make recommendations to Veteran Affairs Canada, highlighting the history of Indigenous war veterans
Mom mourning loss of son who died on Grouse Mountain during atmospheric river storm

Mom mourning loss of son who died on Grouse Mountain during atmospheric river storm

The man's mother says he likely died from exposure on the mountain. The BC Coroners Service is investigating the death
Neighbours give early Halloween treat for 4-year-old headed for heart surgery

Neighbours give early Halloween treat for 4-year-old headed for heart surgery

A young North Vancouver boy due for open-heart surgery on Oct. 31 got a gift from his neighbours who banded together to give him an early Halloween
‘More than just educational resources’: Squamish Language brought to life in library kits

‘More than just educational resources’: Squamish Language brought to life in library kits

Knowledge keeper curates resources to help anyone with a library card learn Skwxwú7mesh Sníchim and help revive a language that was once almost lost
Deep Cove baristas needed a rope rescue to escape café during flood

Deep Cove baristas needed a rope rescue to escape café during flood

Stories of harrowing rescues and heroic helpers are emerging as the Deep Cove community comes together to help businesses hit hard by flooding.
North Vancouver RCMP members rescue raccoon family stuck in dumpster

North Vancouver RCMP members rescue raccoon family stuck in dumpster

‘Operation Trash Panda’ was a success, a North Van RCMP spokesman said about the unusual call they received Sept. 29
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