Ben Miljure is a video journalist for CTV Vancouver, reporting on a wide range of news topics in Canada. With a focus on national news, Ben covers stories related to politics, crime, community events, and social issues. His reporting aims to provide viewers with accurate and informative news coverage while highlighting the diverse perspectives and experiences of the communities he serves.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Ben Miljure's coverage largely focuses on local news, with a heavy emphasis on crime and government announcements. Given the proportion of evolving stories and breaking news in his coverage, he would likely be interested in pitches related to ongoing or developing local news stories, particularly those related to crime or political developments within Canada.
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By: Ben Miljure
A group of Americans known for their opposition to nuclear weapons, and military spending in general, brought a sailboat into Burrard Inlet where they met up with local paddlers for a protest on the water in front of the Trans Mountain Pipeline at its terminus in Burnaby, B.C., on Sunday morning.
By: Ben Miljure
A woman in Surrey is speaking out after she says a large off-leash dog attacked her and her dog in a common hallway in their Cloverdale apartment building,
A woman in Surrey is speaking out after she says a large off-leash dog attacked her and her dog in a common hallway in their Cloverdale apartment building.
As part of the City of Vancouver's Broadway Plan, dozens of new residential high-rises are in the planning process at city hall.
By: Ben Miljure
Vancouver police say they plan to forward the results of an investigation into a storefront ‘magic mushroom' dispensary to Crown counsel and that report will include a recommendation of charges.
By: Ben Miljure
The head of the British Columbia Teachers' Federation has concerns there may not be enough teachers and support staff available to work in some school districts in the province.
A family-friendly Labour Day celebration co-hosted by a number of different labour unions drew hundreds to Edmonds Park in Burnaby for live music, free snacks and children's activities.
By: Ben Miljure
Unable to come to terms on a new contract, Metro Vancouver HandyDART workers went on strike Tuesday morning.
HandyDART workers walked off the job Tuesday morning, saying until they get a new contract they will only offer clients rides for specific essential medical services, such as cancer treatment.
By: Ben Miljure
Family and friends of a woman stabbed to death in her Surrey home in June gathered outside Surrey Provincial Court as the man accused of killing her made an appearance by video inside.
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