Lori Culbert
Lori Culbert is an award-winning Canadian journalist with the Vancouver Sun, known for her investigative and feature reporting. She has covered a wide range of significant issues, including the Downtown Eastside, the trial of Robert Pickton, the foster care system, missing women from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, and the overdose death of a university student. Her work has been recognized with multiple award nominations, including the Michener Award and National Newspaper Awards.
Awards
['Jack Webster Awards (multiple nominations and wins)', 'Michener Award (finalist)', 'National Newspaper Awards (nominee)', 'B.C. Webster Awards (nominee)']
Notable Works
['Reporting on the overdose death of University of Victoria student Sidney McIntyre-Starko', 'Reporting on dire outcomes for teens aging out of foster care', 'Reporting on the covered-up death of a foster child', "Reporting on Missing Women from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside", "Series on B.C.'s policy of cutting off care for foster children when they reach age 19", 'Coverage of the Paul Bernardo crimes', "Coverage of B.C.'s Highway of Tears", 'Coverage of the trial of accused serial killer Robert Pickton']
