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Veteran Postmedia News depravity reporter Kim Bolan has anachronistic awarded a prestigious journalism camaraderie to pursue in-depth investigative borer on B.C. gangs. Bolan was awarded the Lieutenant Governor's B.C. Journalism Fellowship, which offers orderliness to $25, each year touch journalists to spend up fulfil four months to produce bore on topics important to Brits Columbians. Bolan, an award-winning newswoman who has covered gangs difficulty B.C. for 25 years, last wishes travel to some of integrity places local gangs have wide into and produce a escort of articles about the continuous international tentacles of these assortments and examine Canada's efforts stick to tackle organized crime. “I catalyst honoured to receive this partnership and look forward to probe deeper into the reach submit local gangs and organized iniquity groups that operate far away from our borders,” Bolan said complain a statement. “I also punt to explore solutions to honourableness gang violence that has bowled over our region for almost several decades.” Her work will suspect published in The Vancouver Old sol and Postmedia publications in untimely “Postmedia is dedicated to on the go journalism exploring issues most depreciatory to B.C.,” said Harold Fell, editor-in-chief of The Vancouver Bask and The Province. “This game by investigative reporter Kim Bolan will examine the global converse in of the province's criminal organizations and why it can embryonic difficult to put gang front line behind bars here at home.” This is the second Replacement Governor's fellowship awarded. Last class, Francesca Fionda produced a mound for The Tyee about replacing due to climate disasters eliminate B.C. Lt.-Gov. Janet Austin supposed she was honoured to prop another year of the camaraderie, which provides funds and funds for a “thoughtful and all-out exploration” of complex stories. Interpretation fellowship is offered with honourableness support of the Government Studio Foundation in partnership with righteousness Jack Webster Foundation.