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Malin Jordan

Malin Jordan

Malin is the editor of the Cloverdale Reporter.
editor@cloverdalereporter.com

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1-604-575-2400
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editor@cloverdalereporter.com

Recent Work by Malin

‘Booohalla’ beer and music fest set for Cloverdale Fairgrounds

‘Booohalla’ beer and music fest set for Cloverdale Fairgrounds

One-day festival to be held in Agriplex Nov. 2
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Lower Mainland HandyDART workers set up picket line in Cloverdale

Lower Mainland HandyDART workers set up picket line in Cloverdale

More than 600 workers have been without a contract for all of 2024
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Heritage Rail may soon be allowed to run trains to Sullivan Station again

Heritage Rail may soon be allowed to run trains to Sullivan Station again

Halloween train still up in the air; Christmas train good to go
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Tour de Cure issues traffic advisory for Aug. 24-25

Tour de Cure issues traffic advisory for Aug. 24-25

Charity cycling event to begin in Surrey
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Interactive haunted house to open in Surrey in time for Halloween

Interactive haunted house to open in Surrey in time for Halloween

Unique haunted adventure on Cloverdale Fairgrounds promises ‘spine-chilling experiences’
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Cloverdale girl wins Leo Award for work on popular Netflix series

Cloverdale girl wins Leo Award for work on popular Netflix series

10-year-old does voice work for animated Cocomelon Lane series
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Homicide cops seek to trace B.C. teen's last movements

Homicide cops seek to trace B.C. teen's last movements

Langley's Wenyan Michael Zhao, 17, was found dead in Surrey July 19
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B.C. teen found dead in Surrey; homicide police investigating

B.C. teen found dead in Surrey; homicide police investigating

Teenager reported missing day before
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Ancient Sikh martial arts showdown to be held at Cloverdale Agriplex

Ancient Sikh martial arts showdown to be held at Cloverdale Agriplex

Gatka championships to take place July 6-7
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Student dancers return to Salish Secondary for biggest high school dance competition in B.C.

Student dancers return to Salish Secondary for biggest high school dance competition in B.C.

Hundreds of kids from across Surrey, the Lower Mainland, and Vancouver Island competed April 9
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