Isabella Zavarise is a journalist at various prominent outlets, including Yahoo Finance Canada and CTV News. She focuses on themes related to culture and society, covering topics such as public health, mental health, and the construction industry in Canada. Isabella's work has been featured in notable publications like Business Insider and Yahoo News.
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Isabella Zavarise's focus is primarily on local news and politics related to Vancouver and British Columbia, with a strong emphasis on healthcare, charity, homelessness, and community support. Her coverage attributes indicate that she often covers evolving stories and government announcements.
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By: Isabella Zavarise
A cyclist who was hit by a man who stole a Vancouver Police vehicle is suing the department.
By: Isabella Zavarise
An 18-year-old who was shot and killed this week in Surrey, B.C., is being remembered by one of his mentors as a kind and empathetic young man.
By: Isabella Zavarise
B.C.'s minister of housing and municipal affairs is weighing in on Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim's plan that seeks to change the city's building bylaw and pause some climate policies.
By: Isabella Zavarise
Changes could be coming to Vancouver's multiplex policy, three years after it was adopted. The motion will be introduced Wednesday by ABC councillors Peter Meiszner and Lenny Zhou.
By: Isabella Zavarise
The parents of a Surrey child diagnosed with a rare genetic condition are walking from Vancouver to the B.C. legislature in Victoria, in the hopes of raising desperately needed funds to treat their son's disease.
The City of Vancouver's two senior clerks have been replaced, CTV News has learned.
By: Isabella Zavarise
The Vancouver Police Department won't be staffing Vancouver beaches with officers on ATVs this summer.
By: Ian Holliday, Isabella Zavarise
The Vancouver Police Department will have a smaller presence on Vancouver beaches this summer than it has in recent years, and the explanation for why has shifted since CTV News began asking about it.
By: Isabella Zavarise
A Vancouver community centre organization is questioning the mayor's capital plan, after he promised a new pool to another civic facility in South Vancouver.
By: Isabella Zavarise
Editor's note: If you or anyone you know is struggling with mental health, there are a number of ways to get help, including by calling or texting the Suicide Crisis Helpline at 9-8-8.
