Aidan McCloskey
Aidan was born and raised in Prince George and is a graduate of BCIT’s Radio Arts & Entertainment program. He’s passionate about storytelling and connecting people through local stories that matter. Aidan has experience in both radio and digital media, including live on-air work, interviews, and community reporting. Outside of work, Aidan enjoys playing golf in the summer and both playing and watching hockey in the winter.
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District of Kitimat proposes road closure for portion of Wakashan Avenue
Kitimat Council will consider a proposal to close and remove the road dedication from a small section of boulevard on Wakashan Avenue near Mountainview Square.
Kitimat RCMP investigating attempted break-in on Kingfisher Avenue
Kitimat RCMP are looking into an attempted break-in after a glass door at a building on Kingfisher Avenue was damaged in the early morning hours of Monday, Sept 29.
Kitimat fire service adds new cordless rescue tool
The Kitimat Fire and Ambulance Service has taken a step forward in emergency response, adding a Holmatro Cordless Combi Tool to its lineup of equipment.
New hydrants installed on Gold Street aimed at improving water quality
The District of Kitimat has installed new fire hydrants on Gold Street to improve water quality and maintain aging mains. Officials say the upgrades are part of broader efforts to modernize the community’s water system.
BC Transit turns to Kitimat riders for rider’s guide review
BC Transit is asking Kitimat riders to share their thoughts on the Rider’s Guide. A survey is open until October 15, giving residents a chance to say how they use the booklet and what could make it better.
Demolition of Nechako Centre marks new chapter for Kitimat redevelopment
With the Nechako Centre now demolished, Kitimat is preparing a detailed redevelopment plan.
Coast Mountain College cutting $4M after drop in international students
Coast Mountain College is moving ahead with a major restructuring plan after international student enrolment dropped to less than 10 per cent of 2023 levels.
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