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 says a man has been handed a six-month sentence in connection with a series of break-ins last year.
B.C.'s first wildfire evacuation order of the season lasted under 24 hours, but officials say dry conditions mean the risk is still high.
Mounties in Surrey say RCMP motorcycles were involved in a crash with other vehicles Thursday, in the area of 152 Street and 88 Avenue.
By: Srushti Gangdev, Hana Mae Nassar
Days after a newcomer to Canada was stabbed while out for an evening near the White Rock Pier, the Ministry of Health says the man won't have to worry about his medical costs.
BC United has put forward a bill to prevent those convicted of dangerous criminal offences from being able to legally change their name.
CityNews Meteorologist Michael Kuss says the precipitation across Metro Vancouver Thursday was much-needed, as many parts of B.C. continue to struggle with drought conditions.
For the first time in history, a Punjabi music superstar will headline BC Place, as Diljit Dosanjh gets set to open his tour in Vancouver.
The Ehattesaht Nation says orca calf kʷiisaḥiʔis swam out of a lagoon she had been stuck in for over a month on Vancouver Island.
Amid ongoing conversations around decriminalization in B.C., the province is set to provide an update about public drug use.
The Vancouver Canucks pulled off a comeback win Sunday, taking Game 4 against the Predators in Nashville for a 3-1 series lead.
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