Cheryl Chan is a journalist at The Province and Vancouver Sun. She covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, public security, transportation and mobility, as well as energy and mining, with a focus on regional interests and world news. Cheryl's work has been featured in various publications such as the Times Colonist, Windsor Star, and National Post, among others.
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Cheryl Chan's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime and evolving stories in the Metro Vancouver area. She seems particularly responsive to breaking news, police operations, and government announcements related to crime. Her coverage also touches upon travel-related topics such as airport rankings.
If reaching out to Cheryl, consider providing updates on ongoing or evolving crime stories within the Metro Vancouver area. Additionally, pitches related to government announcements regarding law enforcement or public safety initiatives may align with her reporting focus.
Given her interest in travel-related topics, including airport rankings, she might be open to pitches about developments in transportation hubs and their impact on local communities.
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By: Cheryl Chan
Stewart McLean, 45, was reported missing to Squamish RCMP on Monday.
The incident is not believed to be extortion-related
By: Cheryl Chan
The six-month closure between Cambie and Alberta streets will reroute traffic and buses. Local businesses are bracing for a drop in sales.
By: Cheryl Chan
The shooting occurred around 1:40 a.m. Sunday at a home near 94 Avenue and 127 Street, said the Surrey Police Service. Find out more.
Police were called to a home in Panorama Ridge about a possible break-in; IIO notified. Read more.
Runner suffered minor injuries after encountering cubs in trail network, said B.C.'s Conservation Officer Service.
The improvised weapon was functional, said VPD.
By: Cheryl Chan
The helicopter unexpectedly rotated during a maintenance run, striking two workers
The viaduct will be shut down to allow for the removal of a crane.
By: Cheryl Chan
'We should not be prioritizing ourselves': Vancouver trustee opposes future board pay hikes. Read more.
