Joseph Ruttle is a journalist based in Vancouver, British Columbia, focusing on local news and events. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Province, The Vancouver Sun, and Canoe Media Services. Joseph covers a wide range of topics, including crime, transportation, weather, and community issues.
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Vancouver, Canada (Local)
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Joseph Ruttle's reporting focuses primarily on local crime and weather-related news, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. He frequently covers updates from law enforcement agencies such as the RCMP, along with incidents of crime and safety advisories related to severe weather conditions.
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By: Joseph Ruttle
The Canadian Coast Guard says owners are responsible for the retrieval of the vessels and it is working to contact them
Here are the ceremonies around the Lower Mainland on the day of remembrance for those who served and sacrificed for our country
By: Joseph Ruttle
The historical allegations relate to Miller's time as a volunteer youth basketball coach in Sarnia in the late 1980s and '90s.
By: Joseph Ruttle
The semi-trailer flipped and blocked both eastbound and westbound lanes on the Trans-Canada Highway last Friday
Sea to Sky RCMP say people reported having their photos posted online as suspects, despite having nothing to do with an alleged incident
By: Joseph Ruttle
Thinking of buying tickets during the three-day resale window before the concerts? Do you plan to sell? Here's what to do to avoid scammers.
By: Joseph Ruttle
Despite the online sales glitches last week, the Vancouver park board has no plans to offer on-site sales or more dates this year. Read on.
By: Joseph Ruttle
Police are releasing CCTV video of a suspect who took off when officers disrupted a theft at a Whole Foods market in late September.
By: Joseph Ruttle
Thinking of buying tickets during the three-day resale window before the concerts? Do you plan to sell? Here's what to do to avoid scammers.
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