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Philip Wolf

Philip Wolf

IÎÚÑ»´«Ã½™ve been involved with journalism on Vancouver Island for more than 30 years, beginning as a teenage holiday fill-in at the old Cowichan News Leader. Following university, I joined the Cowichan Valley Citizen, then moved to the Nanaimo Daily News, finishing there as managing editor. IÎÚÑ»´«Ã½™m currently the editor of the PQB News and Vancouver Island Free Daily, as well as hosting a variety of Black Press Media podcasts. Your questions, comments and story ideas are always welcome.

Phone
250-905-0019
Email
philip.wolf@blackpress.ca

Recent Work by Philip

Warmer weather sees uptick in dangerous driving in British Columbia

Warmer weather sees uptick in dangerous driving in British Columbia

BC Highway Patrol launches 'High-Risk Driving and Motorcycle Awareness Campaign'
Canucks see 2024-25 NHL season come to an end with 4-1 loss to Vegas

Canucks see 2024-25 NHL season come to an end with 4-1 loss to Vegas

Vancouver fails to quality for post-season play
B.C. Highway Patrol: No, you can't drive with a dog in your lap

B.C. Highway Patrol: No, you can't drive with a dog in your lap

Fuzzy dice, air fresheners can also cause issues if blocking driver's view
DeBrusk nets OT winner as Canucks trip San Jose Sharks 2-1

DeBrusk nets OT winner as Canucks trip San Jose Sharks 2-1

Vancouver rookie goalie Nikita Tolopilo wins first NHL start
Zuccarello nets OT winner as Wild rally for 3-2 win over Canucks

Zuccarello nets OT winner as Wild rally for 3-2 win over Canucks

Minnesota solidifies hold on NHL playoff spot
Sherwood, Joshua produce 2 points apiece as Canucks dump Colorado 4-1

Sherwood, Joshua produce 2 points apiece as Canucks dump Colorado 4-1

Vancouver to wrap up season with 3 straight home games
Canucks eliminated from NHL playoff chase after Wild take down Sharks

Canucks eliminated from NHL playoff chase after Wild take down Sharks

Vancouver captured Pacific Division crown a year ago
Canucks keep playoff hopes alive with wild 6-5 comeback win over Dallas

Canucks keep playoff hopes alive with wild 6-5 comeback win over Dallas

Vancouver trailed 5-2 with a minute to play in regulation
OlofssonÎÚÑ»´«Ã½™s late goal gives Vegas Golden Knights a 3-2 win over Canucks

OlofssonÎÚÑ»´«Ã½™s late goal gives Vegas Golden Knights a 3-2 win over Canucks

Vancouver eight points out of NHL playoff spot
Canucks keep playoff hopes alive, thump Anaheim Ducks 6-2

Canucks keep playoff hopes alive, thump Anaheim Ducks 6-2

Defenceman Pettersson scores first NHL goal for Vancouver
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