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Kyle  Balzer

Kyle Balzer

Kyle Balzer graduated with distinction from BCIT's Broadcast and Online Journalism program in 2016.

He has covered a variety of stories from education and Indigenous relations, to community interests and sports.

Kyle is a three-time award-winning journalist, including recognition from the BC Association of Broadcasters for his part in covering the 2017 BC wildfire season.

He's worked for media outlets in Abbotsford, Surrey and Prince George before joining the Tri-City News, and has visited six different countries in his lifetime, including Colombia and Ukraine.

He loves meeting new people, listening to unique stories, and diving into new experiences.

His wife, Jess, works for our sister publication at Burnaby NOW.

Twitter: @KyleBalzer

Recent Work by Kyle

More buses to be added along this Coquitlam route for winter transit

More buses to be added along this Coquitlam route for winter transit

Upcoming schedule changes hope to reduce overcrowding, TransLink says.
Photos + Video: RCMP map accused killer's escape route from Port Coquitlam jail, post new suspect images

Photos + Video: RCMP map accused killer's escape route from Port Coquitlam jail, post new suspect images

Rabih "Robby" Alkhalil is still at large nearly three weeks after getting help from two men that posed as employed contractors.
Tips coming in, but still no 'useful' evidence in accused killer's escape from Port Coquitlam jail

Tips coming in, but still no 'useful' evidence in accused killer's escape from Port Coquitlam jail

Rabih Alkhalil remains at large and the multi-level investigation includes international agencies given his connections around the globe.
Métis family heritage of Port Coquitlam hero Terry Fox enshrined permanently at BC Place

Métis family heritage of Port Coquitlam hero Terry Fox enshrined permanently at BC Place

The provincial governing body for the First Nation presented a plaque alongside Terry's brother Darrell and other dignitaries.
Trio of Tri-City hockey products Beijing bound with 2022 Canadian Olympic team

Trio of Tri-City hockey products Beijing bound with 2022 Canadian Olympic team

Ben Street and Adam Tambellini are on the men's roster in search of a gold medal, while Kent Johnson is listed as an alternate.
PHOTOS: Victim in hospital, suspects outstanding in targeted Coquitlam shooting

PHOTOS: Victim in hospital, suspects outstanding in targeted Coquitlam shooting

RCMP are investigating to see if the incident is linked to Lower Mainland gang conflict.
Meet the Tri-City athletes granted an extra year to prepare for Special Olympics World Winter Games

Meet the Tri-City athletes granted an extra year to prepare for Special Olympics World Winter Games

Ariel Taylor, Lindsey Aarstad and Fiona Hall will compete for Canada on the big stage in 2023.
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