Jon Azpiri is a journalist at CBC BC. He covers a diverse range of topics including consumer health, health news, and the music business, with a particular focus on various music genres. Jon has been featured in Global News and CBC.
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Jon Azpiri's articles predominantly focus on local news, particularly in British Columbia and Vancouver, with an emphasis on sports and entertainment. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements and citations of data.
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By: Jon Azpiri
New | CBC News | Posted: November 22, 2025 7:52 AM | Last Updated: Just now B.C. Wildlife Federation claims grizzly-human conflicts are up, but others say attacks like this are rare
Following an attack on a school group on British Columbia’s Central Coast, the B.C. Wildlife Federation is calling on the province to consider lifting the ban on hunting grizzly bears — but not everyone is convinced.
By: Jon Azpiri
Canucks will receive Marco Rossi, Liam Ohgren and Zeev Buium, and 1st-round pick
By: Jon Azpiri
Richmond mayor says if Eby follows through with promise, it could ease some of the worry for residents
By: Jon Azpiri
Irv Radatzke is known for giving back to community, and his friend says others have returned the favour
By: Jon Azpiri
A number of Vancouver's top 10 songs on Spotify could be classified as ballads, UBC prof says
Amid Prime Minister Carney's nation-building projects, an advocate says skilled tradespeople in demand
Amid Prime Minister Mark Carney’s push for nation-building projects and uncertainty around AI’s impact on the job market, an advocate for British Columbia’s construction industry says there’s no better time to consider a career in the trades.
After second emergency room closure of 2026, mayor of South Cariboo Region town calls for long-term solutions
