Alanna Kelly is a B.C.-wide reporter at CTV News Vancouver Island. She covers a diverse range of topics including transportation and mobility, construction, and agriculture, with a particular focus on animal rights and rescue. Alanna's work has been featured in various publications such as the Times Colonist, CBC, and Vancouver is Awesome.
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Alanna Kelly predominantly covers evolving and breaking local news stories, with a focus on crime and accidents. Her work reflects an interest in entertainment news as well.
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Researchers believe there are more whales dying that have not been found or have sunk
Search continues for 2 paddleboarders who went missing after falling into Browning Lake at Murrin Park
New whale detection system and app in San Francisco Bay offer insight into what B.C. could do
Area where rockfall occurred was closed, no one was injured
By: Alanna Kelly
Closure allows Líl̓wat Nation members to exercise traditional activities and allows the park to rest
There have been 4 rockfalls in the popular provincial park in last 7 months
'We suspect that it will happen. It's a question of when will it happen,' says earth sciences prof
By: Alanna Kelly
Residents remain on edge after being on evacuation alert for one week. They are waiting for a glacial lake to burst at any moment
Researcher captured photos of the endangered whale breaching and noticed its pectoral fins
By: Alanna Kelly
Residents have been on edge for weeks waiting for the outburst to happen
