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Matthew Hillier

Matthew Hillier

Matthew recently joined the Citizen in late 2024. He grew up in Calgary, Alberta and moved around landing himself in an acreage and a small town, and of course, Calgary itself. He attended Mount Royal University and received a bachelor's degree in Broadcast Communications. Mount Royal is also where he got his first job in print, at their newspaper ‘The Reflector’. This gave him the creative freedom & collaboration with his classmates and the experience of seeing his writing and perspectives touch others made him fall in love with the medium.

His internship was spent writing articles and doing morning weather broadcasts for 104.5 More Country, a local radio station in Strathmore. Matthew also has experience as a contract writer for a company Urban Writers where he specialized in writing self-help books for clients.

Being a reporter has been his dream job ever since his first writing experience at The Reflector, and was thrilled to make the move to Prince George to become a part of the Editorial team at the Prince George Citizen.

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Recent Work by Matthew

Prince George prepares for wildfire evacuees

Prince George prepares for wildfire evacuees

Emergency housing trailers have been set up at the CN Centre
Independent Office of Investigations looking into Prince George RCMP arrest

Independent Office of Investigations looking into Prince George RCMP arrest

A man was injured during his arrest April 9
Prince George Agriplex will be re-opening next week

Prince George Agriplex will be re-opening next week

The facility was closed after one of the horses there was found to have equine herpesvirus (nEHV-1)
Tough talk on tariffs at Build the North

Tough talk on tariffs at Build the North

'If you're not at the table, you're on the table'
Future bright for Prince George, says BC Construction Association president

Future bright for Prince George, says BC Construction Association president

Chris Atchison speaks on the second day of the Build the North Conference
BC Highway Patrol issued more than 3,000 tickets last month

BC Highway Patrol issued more than 3,000 tickets last month

Police have launched a new province-wide enforcement campaign
Conservation North concerned about ministry's plans to log for wildfire resistance

Conservation North concerned about ministry's plans to log for wildfire resistance

Local environmental group responds to Parmar's comments at the Council of Forest Industries.
Build the North Conference kicks off at the Civic Centre

Build the North Conference kicks off at the Civic Centre

Topics focus on the future of the construction industry across the North
How young job hunters can stand out

How young job hunters can stand out

Tips from local professionals on how to rise above the pack
Burglar stole wheelchair from Prince George housing complex

Burglar stole wheelchair from Prince George housing complex

RCMP are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect
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