Arrthy Thayaparan is an associate producer at CBC Vancouver. She focuses on health, environment, and community stories while also covering themes such as transportation and mobility, public policy, and regional interest. Arrthy's work has been featured in CBC.
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Arrthy Thayaparan's coverage highlights a focus on local issues in Canada, particularly in British Columbia and Vancouver. She shows interest in topics such as education, wildlife, winter activities, music, sports, pet care, and government policies.
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City hires 25 per cent more staff this year compared to previous years to work at beaches
Supervised swimming at 10 of Toronto's beaches is officially open for the summer with lifeguards on daily duty, announced the city Saturday.
By: Arrthy Thayaparan
Mumps outbreak took place at downtown Toronto head office amongst workers in non-public facing roles
By: Arrthy Thayaparan
Toronto Public Health is investigating mumps outbreak at a downtown office.
By: Arrthy Thayaparan
Toronto will have a daytime high of 29 C Friday, which is above average for this time of year
By: Arrthy Thayaparan
FIFA fans are being warned to watch out for rain, potential thunderstorms and humid weather when they head into downtown Toronto for the opening World Cup game on Friday.
By: Arrthy Thayaparan
A 43-year-old Toronto police officer, named Mark, has died after being shot in an exchange of gunfire with a suspect in the northwest end of the city Thursday morning, according Chief Myron Demkiw.
By: Arrthy Thayaparan
Festival was cancelled on the first day of the FIFA World Cup last week due to thunderstorm, lightning risk
By: Arrthy Thayaparan
Zara Jabbi was arrested Wednesday and faces 6 charges, including for discharge of a firearm
By: Arrthy Thayaparan
Thousands gathered in Mississauga for the funeral of an Ontario Provincial Police constable who was killed on the job earlier this month.
