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Christina Montgomery

Christina Montgomery is a Vancouver journalist who has worked as a reporter and editor at newspapers and magazines across Canada. Chris is happy to debate pretty much anything that hits the headlines, or should have. But these days, her biggest personal interest is financial, political and maritime developments.

Articles

Battered RIM may be tossed out of huge Indonesian market
Technology
Christina Montgomery
Dec 10th, 2011
Company's refusal to build data hub in Jakarta may cost it second-largest market.
Third mystery sea turtle washes up near Tofino
On the Waterfront
Christina Montgomery
Dec 9th, 2011
Did quickly cooling waters stun and trap animals, washing them ashore off Vancouver Island?
New Twitter: simpler, customizable and a chance to brand
OpenSource
Christina Montgomery
Dec 9th, 2011
The goal: more than a billion of us tweeting.
Vancouver's best Christmas tree shopping guide
Christmas Season
Christina Montgomery
Dec 9th, 2011
Whether you're searching for the greenest option in a Christmas tree this year, or looking for a fabulous fake in a Hanukah bush, here's an essential guide to holiday tree shopping in...
North Van kisses its fireboats goodbye
On the Waterfront
Christina Montgomery
Dec 8th, 2011
North Shore will have use of two vessels in emergencies, but won't berth or crew them. Good idea? Opinion's mixed.
Band's Prayer answered: Nickelback comes through with donation
Music
Christina Montgomery
Dec 8th, 2011
Chilliwack's Pardon My Striptease tosses out a challenge -- and sick kids win big.
Canada calls for new climate deal to replace Kyoto
Environment
Christina Montgomery
Dec 8th, 2011
Maybe by 2015, maybe later, environment minister tells Durban crowd.
New-housing starts drop dramatically
Real Estate
Christina Montgomery
Dec 8th, 2011
Biggest cut is in condo sector, but price-wise, market remains hot.
Social housing residents at Olympic Village demand help with utility bills
City
Christina Montgomery
Dec 8th, 2011
Hidden cost for "green" units will force them back onto streets, some say.
Canadian belt-tightening won't fend off European threat
Money Matters
Christina Montgomery
Dec 8th, 2011
Bank of Canada says the fallout could still hit hard.
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