Becca Clarkson is a Digital Reporter and T.V. Writer for CTV News Vancouver, focusing on national news in Canada. With a passion for storytelling, Becca covers a wide range of topics including social issues, politics, crime, and community events. She strives to bring important stories to light and provide a voice for those who may not always be heard.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Becca's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in British Columbia, with a strong emphasis on crime, government & politics, and entertainment events. Given the evolving stories and breaking news nature of her articles, she is likely to be receptive to pitches related to ongoing or developing local events in British Columbia.
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Better protections for wild pollinator populations in Canada could result in major financial gains for farmers while increasing food security across the nation, according to a new B.C.-based study.
By: Becca Clarkson
A North Vancouver resident is out nearly $5,000 after falling for a smishing scam in which the fraudster poses as police.
By: Becca Clarkson
Ernie Lemieux is one of nearly 45,000 people participating in this year's Vancouver Sun Run, a race he's done every single year since its inception in 1985.
By: Becca Clarkson
A nurse from Surrey, B.C., is facing a four week suspension over practice issues involving “regular toileting” and communication with patients and their family members, according to the province's regulatory body.
By: Becca Clarkson
Two people were sent to hospital Friday following a rollover crash in Vancouver's Mount Pleasant neighbourhood.
A new animal triage centre has been set up in Prince George to support an historic rescue operation by the BC SPCA.
By: Becca Clarkson
Two men from Williams Lake, B.C., are each facing three-year hunting bans and fines of $3,450 after pleading guilty to multiple hunting offences stemming back to 2022.
By: Becca Clarkson
Vancouver's fire department is on track to become the first in North America to provide gear that's free of cancer-causing chemicals, after securing more than $2.8 million in municipal funds.
By: Becca Clarkson
A pop-up animal triage centre is now open in Prince George to support an historic rescue operation by the BC SPCA.
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