Ben Miljure is a journalist at CTV Vancouver. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, healthcare, and regional interests, with a particular focus on stories that impact the community and province. Ben has been featured in CTV News Vancouver, CTV News, CTV News Vancouver Island, and CP24 Breaking News.
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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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Drive far enough down most rural roads in Metro Vancouver and you are bound to come across an illegal dump site containing discarded sofas, appliances and other waste.
By: Ben Miljure
A trial began Monday for a pair of Vancouver police officers charged after an off-duty incident in a nightclub in December 2023.
By: Ben Miljure
Just one day after it began, the trial of two Vancouver Police Department officers facing criminal charges over an off-duty incident at a Yaletown nightclub has been abruptly adjourned.
By: Ben Miljure
A proposed settlement in a class-action lawsuit launched by flight attendants against WestJet is under scrutiny at B.C. Supreme Court.
One of two Vancouver Police Department constables on trial in relation to an incident at a Yaletown nightclub took the stand in his own defence Monday.
By: Ben Miljure
One of the Vancouver Police Department officers involved in the 2015 beating death of Myles Gray took the stand in his own defence Tuesday in an unrelated assault trial stemming from an off-duty incident.
By: Ben Miljure
With a come from behind victory on the road in Dallas Wednesday evening, the Vancouver Whitecaps propelled themselves to the top of the standings in Major League Soccer.
By: Ben Miljure
The trial for two Vancouver police officers charged with assault over an off-duty incident at a Yaletown bar has been adjourned so lawyers can prepare their closing submissions.
One man is in hospital, and the Independent Investigations Office of B.C. has been called in after Surrey police opened fire in a quiet residential neighbourhood near the city's border with Delta on Monday evening.
By: Ben Miljure
The family of the three children killed by their father Allan Schoenborn some 18 years ago are hoping his latest bid for additional freedoms will be rejected by the B.C. Review Board.
