Catherine Urquhart is a reporter at Global BC. She specializes in general assignment news with a focus on government and politics, law and legal affairs, and regional interest stories spanning North America and Latin America. Catherine has been featured in Magic106.1, 91.5 The Beat, and Global News, and has received two Webster Awards for her impactful journalism.
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Catherine Urquhart's coverage primarily revolves around local crime, government & politics, with a significant focus on policing, legal policy regulation and breaking news. She appears to be interested in stories related to police misconduct, lawsuits, justice issues and women's rights.
Given her extensive reporting on these topics within the British Columbia area of Canada (including Vancouver), Catherine may be particularly receptive to pitches that provide insights into local crime trends or developments in policing policies within this geographic focus. Additionally, she might be interested in expert commentary related to legal or regulatory changes impacting law enforcement practices at the regional level.
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Another lawsuit has been filed in B.C.'s Supreme Court against Metro Vancouver
By: Catherine Urquhart, Amy Judd
Financial documents show that the superintendent for the Surrey School District makes more than half a million dollars a year.
By: Amy Judd, Catherine Urquhart
WorkSafeBC has fined Metro Vancouver nearly $170,000 for “high-risk violations” following a near-fatal incident at a job site in New Westminster last year.
By: Amy Judd, Catherine Urquhart
It will soon be mandatory for commercial trucks in B.C. to have dash cameras.
By: Amy Judd, Catherine Urquhart
Metro Vancouver remains under Stage 3 water restrictions , but a small U.S. pene-exclave that has access to the same water is not under any restrictions.
By: Catherine Urquhart
B.C.'s director of civil forfeiture is going after five properties connected to an international crackdown on crime groups linked to India.
By: Catherine Urquhart
New documents show that more than 300,000 acres of land could be transferred to Vancouver Island First Nations, which are currently finalizing treaties.
Three months ago, the government announced the site at 900 Helmcken Street in Vancouver, prompting backlash from residents, businesses, and the City of Vancouver.
By: Catherine Urquhart
Thirty new plaintiffs have joined legal action tied to the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, expanding the case against OpenAI and Sam Altman to 37 claims.
By: Catherine Urquhart, Alessia Simona Maratta
Const. Kal Dosanjh was arrested Thursday and faces multiple fraud, theft and breach of trust charges following a lengthy investigation.
