Ben Nesbit is a Multi-Skilled Journalist for CTV News Vancouver, focusing on national news in Canada, specifically in British Columbia and Vancouver. With a versatile skill set, Ben covers a wide range of topics including breaking news, community events, human interest stories, and local issues.
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Ben Nesbit's coverage shows a focus on local news in British Columbia, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. His themes covered include crime, entertainment news, and sports.
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By: Ben Nesbit
Dozens of people gathered outside of the Vancouver School Board's office to protest the suspension of admissions to a program for gifted and neurodiverse students.
By: Ben Nesbit
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is calling on the governments of Vancouver and B.C. to reveal an updated estimate of how much hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup will cost taxpayers.
By: Ben Nesbit
A section of Langley's 208 Street was closed off after an impaired driver crashed into a utility pole early Saturday morning, according to Langley RCMP.
By: Ben Nesbit
Mounties in Burnaby say two men were arrested after a loss prevention officer (LPO) was threatened and assaulted at a shopping plaza Friday night.
By: Ben Nesbit
Politicians and other officials are voicing their displeasure after Metro Vancouver announced the budget for the troubled North Shore Wastewater Plant project has grown to $3.86 billion.
By: Ben Nesbit
The Crown has rested its case in the trial of a man accused of killing a toddler and leaving her father with life-altering injuries after two cars collided in July 2021 in Vancouver.
By: Ben Nesbit
One week after Vancouver's Park Board completed it's cleanup of the city's only legal homeless encampment, the number of people living there has dwindled.
By: Ben Nesbit
The family of a Victoria, B.C., woman who was seriously injured in an accident in Thailand is pleading for help as medical bills pile up.
British Columbia’s decriminalization pilot project has been a key topic of discussion at various levels of government in recent weeks, with the conversation re-igniting after comments about diversion by a high-ranking officer of the Vancouver Police Department.
As Betty Brussel swam her final length of the pool, a crowd full of spectators, coaches and teammates roared in support as the 99-year-old closed in on making more history Sunday.
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