Logging of forest with big trees near Castlegar draws protests
First in our feeds: Trail Times,
- one outlet each, colour and letter = owner
- same article, counted once
- wire copy
- didn't run it
- Colour and letter = owner: B BLACK PRESSI INDEPENDENTG GLACIERP POSTMEDIAC BROADCASTR REGIONAL OWNERS
- Bracket ×N = the same article on N outlets. One newsroom wrote it; we count it once.
- WIRE = wire copy (e.g. Canadian Press). Helps match stories; doesn't count as a newsroom.
- Dashed = didn't run it: an outlet we could check that didn't carry the story.
2Newsrooms
3Outlets
2 separate newsrooms reported this; it ran on 3 sites.
What's being reported
Logging of a forest near Castlegar has drawn protests. Logging activity has begun in the Cai Creek area near Castlegar. Roadbuilding has begun for the logging.
How coverage differs
- My Kootenay NowReports that the forest is home to what has been called BC's largest ponderosa pine.
2 versionsGrouped by owner
Black Press · 1 version · 2 outlets
- Logging activity near Castlegar prompts protest
Logging activity has begun in the Cai Creek area
Also ran on: Nelson Star
Vista · 1 version · 1 outlet
- Logging of forest with big trees near Castlegar draws protests
Roadbuilding has begun for logging of a forest near Castlegar that is home to what has been called BC's largest ponderosa pine.
Couldn't check: Castanet Kamloops (feed errors), e-KNOW (East Kootenay News Online Weekly) (feed blocked)
