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Roxanne Egan-Elliott

Roxanne Egan-Elliott

Roxanne Egan-Elliott has been a reporter with the Times Colonist since 2019. She covers the Saanich Peninsula and social justice issues.

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regan-elliott@timescolonist.com

Recent Work by Roxanne

'Zombies came at me': Court to determine if man accused in Nanaimo coffee shop murder is criminally responsible

'Zombies came at me': Court to determine if man accused in Nanaimo coffee shop murder is criminally responsible

James Carey Turok is charged with second-degree murder in the death of 79-year-old Eric Kutzner
Comox man receives heroism award for saving woman from burning vehicle

Comox man receives heroism award for saving woman from burning vehicle

Junyi Liu was working at a Comox gas station when a woman drove in and struck a pump with her car.
Charges won't proceed in Victoria teen's death despite mother's attempt to pursue charges privately

Charges won't proceed in Victoria teen's death despite mother's attempt to pursue charges privately

B.C. Prosecution Service said it decided to stay the proceedings because the case did not meet the required standard of a substantial likelihood of conviction
Unleashed dog attack highlights need for enforcement of leash rules on region's beaches

Unleashed dog attack highlights need for enforcement of leash rules on region's beaches

Victoria Harbour Migratory Bird Sanctuary covers 30 kilometres of coastline from 10 Mile Point to Macaulay Point and up the Gorge Waterway to Portage Inlet.
Tenant fined for unpaid rent of more than $40,000

Tenant fined for unpaid rent of more than $40,000

A decision by the Residential Tenancy Branch’s compliance and enforcement unit says Colleen June Clancy withheld $43,624 in rent from multiple landlords between 2018 and 2023, despite orders from the Residential Tenancy Branch.
'Complete silence': Plane crash survivor recounts moments before aircraft went down

'Complete silence': Plane crash survivor recounts moments before aircraft went down

Less than a minute into the flight, one engine sputtered and then the next
Working group could help prevent street disorder as Tiny Town reopens, says Victoria councillor

Working group could help prevent street disorder as Tiny Town reopens, says Victoria councillor

Ideas suggested by Coun. Krista Loughton include a block-watch program run by Caledonia Place residents, a day-labour program for residents and a peer-to-peer outreach program
Missing police notebook left behind at scene of a search, VicPD says

Missing police notebook left behind at scene of a search, VicPD says

The notebook was temporarily in the possession of someone known to police who is suspected of criminal activity, the department says
VicPD issues warning after another police notebook ends up in hands of 'criminal element'

VicPD issues warning after another police notebook ends up in hands of 'criminal element'

It’s the second time in a little over a year that an officer’s notebook with personal information has been lost
Man sentenced to four years for strangling and confining girlfriend

Man sentenced to four years for strangling and confining girlfriend

The woman testified that Tyler Mark Denniston strangled her multiple times, smashed her head against a couch, threatened to break her fingers and confined her several times
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