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Philip Wolf

Philip Wolf

I’ve been involved with journalism on Vancouver Island for more than 30 years, beginning as a teenage holiday fill-in at the old Cowichan News Leader. Following university, I joined the Cowichan Valley Citizen, then moved to the Nanaimo Daily News, finishing there as managing editor. I’m currently the editor of the PQB News and Vancouver Island Free Daily, as well as hosting a variety of Black Press Media podcasts. Your questions, comments and story ideas are always welcome.

Phone
250-905-0019
Email
philip.wolf@blackpress.ca

Recent Work by Philip

WOLF: Devastation lingers, one year after blaze destroys businesses

WOLF: Devastation lingers, one year after blaze destroys businesses

COLUMN: PQB News offices among those razed by Parksville blaze
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WOLF: Collection of old recipes offers treasured reminder of childhood

WOLF: Collection of old recipes offers treasured reminder of childhood

COLUMN: Everyone’s mom was an amazing cook back in the day
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WOLF: What goes into the making of a great Halloween costume?

WOLF: What goes into the making of a great Halloween costume?

COLUMN: You can never go wrong with practical
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WOLF: Mastering the fine art of purchasing Halloween candy

WOLF: Mastering the fine art of purchasing Halloween candy

COLUMN: Some may even make its way into the bags of trick-or-treaters
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WOLF: Since when did cars from the ’80s become ‘classics’?

WOLF: Since when did cars from the ’80s become ‘classics’?

COLUMN: T-tops off, mullet flowing in the wind
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WOLF: Shrieking, shirtless car wash guy may be a bee-sting victim

WOLF: Shrieking, shirtless car wash guy may be a bee-sting victim

COLUMN: Fear of weaponized flying creatures still lingers
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WOLF: B.C. letter grade debate gets high marks for provoking thought

WOLF: B.C. letter grade debate gets high marks for provoking thought

COLUMN: All districts now use proficiency scale through Grade 9
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WOLF: Missing the peeling skin and farmer’s tan of a Vancouver Island summer

WOLF: Missing the peeling skin and farmer’s tan of a Vancouver Island summer

COLUMN: Sunscreen budget way down this year but the nostalgia remains
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WOLF: No floating in the pool or long drives, missing my summer soundtrack

WOLF: No floating in the pool or long drives, missing my summer soundtrack

COLUMN: Music has a unique way of transporting us through time
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Family, friends across B.C. mourn loss of a special young man

Family, friends across B.C. mourn loss of a special young man

COLUMN: Reid Davidson made an indelible impact in his 24 years
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