Jennifer Thuncher has been working as a journalist and editor for The Squamish Chief since 2014.
Squamish journalist Jennifer Sancher has been recognized as the inaugural recipient of the Shelley Frarick Journalism Award.
Thuncher has been working as a journalist and editor for The Squamish Chief since 2014. She works hard at news, community events, environmental features and sports. I have written various articles such as:
She has also spent years mentoring journalism interns and graduates, "teaching them how to be ethical, compassionate, tough and fair." , the Jack Webster Foundation said in Wednesday's award announcement. “A biographer and community advocate journalist like Jennifer is only recognized locally.
”Giving Jennifer Sancher this award marks the first time the Frarick Prize has been awarded. It is a true tribute to what Shelley always strived for in a profession she loved so much.”
A longtime columnist and trustee of the Jack Webster Foundation of the same name. A person who embodies her Fralic commitment to journalism and community.
The first award will be formally announced at her 2022 Webster Awards Finalists Announcement Reception on September 20th at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver.
The event will also announce the finalists in his 12 categories, which honor BC's best players. Journalism and the presentation of the Bruce Hutchison Lifetime Achievement Award and the Bill Goode Award.
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