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Heather Colpitts

Heather Colpitts

Since starting in the news industry in 1992, my passion for sharing stories has taken me around Western Canada, including Bonnyville, Alta., Prince Rupert, 100 Mile House, and most recently here in Langley – since 2008. I have spent my career working as a reporter and photographer for community news media, and look forward to continuing to bring the news of Langley to Langley – whether in print or online.

Phone
604-994-1052
Email
heather.colpitts@langleyadvancetimes.com

Recent Work by Heather

Plumbers re-plumb entire home for flooded-out B.C. mom with cancer

Plumbers re-plumb entire home for flooded-out B.C. mom with cancer

Several competitors team up to repipe a Lower Mainland family's home after discovering Kelsey Carignan's health issues
Cougars take a bite out of Vancouver Giants

Cougars take a bite out of Vancouver Giants

"That one hurts tonight for sure just with how it finished off."
Langley RCMP get their Grinch, return stolen gifts

Langley RCMP get their Grinch, return stolen gifts

Police rewrapped gifts stolen from Aldergrove family
VIDEO: Student kindness fills Langley charity's truck to help unhoused

VIDEO: Student kindness fills Langley charity's truck to help unhoused

Discussion about acts of kindness prompted students to round up donations
CPR Awareness Month: Man thrilled his Langley neighbour broke his ribs

CPR Awareness Month: Man thrilled his Langley neighbour broke his ribs

Off-duty firefighter key to saving neighbour's life
Suit up for trick or treating at next Giants hockey game

Suit up for trick or treating at next Giants hockey game

Langley-based team invites spectators to come in costume for Halloween event
Where's the scare in Langley?

Where's the scare in Langley?

It's officially the scary season, and here are some activities and haunted houses around Langley
Langley girl wins Taylor Swift concert tickets

Langley girl wins Taylor Swift concert tickets

Girl is mentored through Big Brothers Big Sisters which partnered with RBC to provide tickets to 20 children
National historic site spotlights B.C.'s first governor

National historic site spotlights B.C.'s first governor

Legacy of James Douglas explored at upcoming event in Fort Langley
People beating back Parkinson's in Lower Mainland boxing gym

People beating back Parkinson's in Lower Mainland boxing gym

Punching bags aren't the therapy that comes to mind for Parkinson's disease, but exercise is vital
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