Catherine Urquhart is a reporter at Global BC. She covers regional interest and world news, with a focus on consumer health and health news, reflecting her commitment to informing the public on important health-related issues. Catherine has been featured in Magic106.1, 91.5 The Beat, and Global News.
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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.
As Catherine focuses on evolving stories and breaking news regarding police conduct and legal matters within the region, sources who can offer timely updates or unique perspectives on ongoing cases would likely capture her attention.
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By: Amy Judd, Catherine Urquhart
There are growing calls for the B.C. government to take action to make the busy Sea to Sky Highway safer.
By: Amy Judd, Catherine Urquhart
A B.C. government promotion to hand out free coffee and tea to recruit U.S. health-care workers to move to the province to work came with a hefty price tag.
By: Catherine Urquhart
"There was a petition filed in court to say that we are moving forward and we will let the courts decide," Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke said on Monday.
By: Catherine Urquhart
“There was a petition filed in court to say that we are moving forward and we will let the courts decide,” Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke said on Monday.
By: Amy Judd, Catherine Urquhart
A long-standing perk for senior civil servants was under fire during question period on Tuesday.
By: Amy Judd, Catherine Urquhart
Seven families impacted by the Tumbler Ridge shooting in February filed lawsuits against OpenAI and its founder, Sam Altman, in a San Francisco court on Wednesday.
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.
