Hana Mae Nassar is a journalist based in New Westminster, British Columbia, focusing on local news in the area. With a keen interest in reporting on crime, community events, and social issues, Hana aims to provide accurate and timely information to the residents of British Columbia.
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Hana Mae Nassar's coverage indicates a focus on local breaking news and evolving stories, with an emphasis on crime-related incidents and transportation issues in the British Columbia area. She covers a wide range of topics including police incidents, weather-related impacts, transportation disruptions, and crime updates.
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The North Vancouver RCMP is looking for a suspect after a road rage incident ended with a senior being hit with a baton on Aug. 12.
A day after BC United's bombshell announcement, longtime MLA Shirley Bond says she will not run in the upcoming election.
A section of Lougheed Highway is closed in Mission after a major crash involving what appears to be a commercial truck.
If you heard an emergency siren coming from the North Vancouver waterfront, near the Ironworkers Bridge, Tuesday morning, don't be alarmed.
With students heading back to the classroom this week, it's your annual reminder that school zones are back in effect across the region.
By The Canadian Press and Hana Mae Nassar Economists say the Bank of Canada is on track to cut interest rates Wednesday.
Experts are widely expecting the Bank of Canada to lower its key policy rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 4.25 per cent on Wednesday.
A portion of 72nd Avenue in Surrey was shut down for a short time Tuesday morning after a semi-truck caught fire.
As of Tuesday afternoon, the BC Wildfire Service says over 85 per cent of fires are now classified as either "being held" or "under control."
By: Hana Mae Nassar, Michael Williams
Calling for better pay, a better service, and for the employer to come back to the table, Metro Vancouver HandyDART workers held a rally as they officially walked off the job Tuesday.
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