Bhinder Sajan is a News Reporter at CTV News Vancouver. He covers a range of topics including social issues, the impact of the Coronavirus in Canada, and economic concerns such as markets and inflation. Bhinder's work has been featured in various segments, highlighting the pressing issues affecting communities across the country.
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Premier David Eby released a new skills training plan as ongoing labour shortages affecting nearly every industry impact British Columbians.
In Maple Ridge, Councillor Ahmed Yousef is proposing a motion to ban the use of drugs in public places.
By: Bhinder Sajan
The province has passed legislation to make it easier for victims to get sexual images of themselves posted online without their consent -- taken down, as experts question whether it goes far enough to address the next frontier -- of artificial intelligence.
By: Bhinder Sajan
As the spring legislative wrapped up in Victoria, opposition MLAs got one last chance to take the premier to task, a former NDP cabinet minister joined BC United, and after weeks of debate, David Eby promised action around growing discontent due to open drug use.
Janice Abbott, the CEO of British Columbia housing operator the Atira Women's Resource Society, is stepping down.
By: Bhinder Sajan
A day after B.C.'s health minister announced that some patients with B prostate or breast cancer will head to the U.S. for treatment, the opposition and a patient are saying this is a Band-Aid solution for a more complex problem.
By: Bhinder Sajan
Election season in Alberta is heating up, and a political scientist says the results will be felt across provincial borders no matter who wins.
Premier David Eby took part in a town hall Thursday, fielding questions about everything from crime, to disability rates and childcare. But the crowd also wanted answers on housing.
By: Bhinder Sajan
Election day in Alberta has many agreeing it's a tight race between incumbent Danielle Smith of the United Conservative Party and NDP leader former premier Rachel Notley, in a campaign that has, in many ways, been unlike any other.
By: Bhinder Sajan
A Metro Vancouver Rotary club and a program that helps veterans with the mental health impacts due to war are going to be taking their sense of service and their expertise to Ukraine.
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