Ian Holliday is an Associate Producer for Digital Content at CTV News Vancouver, with a focus on local news in British Columbia, Canada. He has covered a range of stories including crime, accidents, and environmental phenomena. Ian's work has also been featured in CTV News Vancouver Island.
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Ian’s reporting predominantly covers local crime, accidents, and weather in the British Columbia area. His focus on evolving stories and breaking news indicates a preference for timely, impactful pitches related to ongoing incidents or rapidly developing events in Vancouver and surrounding areas.
Given Ian's coverage of government announcements and legal policy regulations, he may also be interested in receiving pitches related to updates from local law enforcement agencies or government officials addressing public safety concerns or changes in policies affecting the region.
Pitches offering expert insights into crime trends, accident prevention measures, emergency response procedures during extreme weather conditions could resonate well with Ian. Additionally, sources who can provide context around political decisions impacting safety issues within British Columbia are likely to capture his interest.
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By: Ian Holliday
A 39-year-old man has been charged with second-degree murder in a case investigators are calling "a tragic incident of family violence."
By: Ian Holliday
A woman who defrauded investors of millions of dollars by claiming the funds would be used to help Chinese students and tourists has been fined nearly $3.3 million and banned from investment markets for life.
By: Kaija Jussinoja, Ian Holliday
B.C.'s Sea to Sky Highway reopened Sunday morning following a landslide near Lions Bay that closed the road in both directions.
By: Ian Holliday
A husband and wife were shot in Surrey's Newton neighbourhood Monday evening, less than 48 hours after another shooting incident nearby.
By: Ian Holliday
TransLink released its first 'State of Cycling in Metro Vancouver' report since 2019 Tuesday. (TransLink)
By: Ian Holliday
Police in Kelowna say a death they began investigating back in June has now been confirmed as "non-criminal in nature."
By: Ian Holliday
Metro Vancouver residents can once again expect free transit and extended operating hours on New Year's Eve this year, TransLink announced Wednesday.
By: Ian Holliday
A driver who allegedly drove into the Fraser River on purpose while two young children were in the vehicle with her has been charged with attempted murder, according to Delta police.
Dozens of people have become ill after eating raw oysters in B.C. since Nov. 1, public health officials warned Thursday.
Whether you're looking to finish some last-minute shopping or just soak in the spirit of the season, there are lots of things to do in Metro Vancouver on the final weekend before Christmas. Here are some options.
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