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Ian Jacques

Ian Jacques

Ian Jacques joined the Optimist full-time as a multi-media journalist in June of 2017.

He is an award-winning editor and reporter and was previously editor of the Burnaby/New West Newsleader, editor at Coast Reporter in Sechelt and assistant editor at the Squamish Chief.

He was named editor of the Delta Optimist in August, 2020.

You can reach him at ijacques@delta-optimist.com or call 604-998-3616.

Email
ijacques@delta-optimist.com

Recent Work by Ian

Rugby program continues to flourish at SDSS

Rugby program continues to flourish at SDSS

Senior boys, girls and two junior teams set to start regular seasons
Environmental groups say Tilbury jetty approval threatens marine pollution

Environmental groups say Tilbury jetty approval threatens marine pollution

Provincial approval of new LNG tanker endangers local communities.
FortisBC, stakeholders, applaud government decision

FortisBC, stakeholders, applaud government decision

Environmental Assessment Certificate issued for Tilbury Marine Jetty
Business community remembers Angela

Business community remembers Angela

Angela Husvik, owner of Angela’s Boutique in Ladner Village passed away last week
Editorial: Common courtesy can go a long way

Editorial: Common courtesy can go a long way

We all can be far more courteous and respectful towards each other
Optimist delivery for March 28th edition will be delayed

Optimist delivery for March 28th edition will be delayed

Delivery will be delayed today
All the King’s Women next up for Sidekick Players

All the King’s Women next up for Sidekick Players

Production opens on March 29 at the Tsawwassen Arts Centre
Charges pending in Westham Island home invasion

Charges pending in Westham Island home invasion

Delta Police are investigating and hope to recommend charges to Crown Counsel
Grey Cup comes to Tsawwassen

Grey Cup comes to Tsawwassen

South Delta’s Michael Lionello brings championship trophy home
Hundreds of E-bikes stolen from Annacis Island warehouse

Hundreds of E-bikes stolen from Annacis Island warehouse

Stolen bikes worth more than $500,000
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