Kaija Jussinoja is a journalist based in Vancouver, Canada. She is a writer for CTV News Vancouver, focusing on local news and current events in the region. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including accidents, weather events, community issues, and human interest stories.
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Kaija Jussinoja's coverage focuses predominantly on local news in Canada, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to accidents, rescues, crime, and weather. She also covers government announcements.
For pitching to Kaija, consider offering insights or access to experts involved in ongoing incidents or developing situations within British Columbia. Additionally, if you have information relevant to government announcements impacting local communities in Canada (especially British Columbia), it may be of interest.
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By: Kaija Jussinoja
The teenager who contracted Canada's first-ever human case of avian influenza is in hospital in critical condition, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said Tuesday.
By: Kaija Jussinoja
Transit police in Metro Vancouver say two people have been charged for their alleged role in a "sophisticated" drug-dealing operation that distributed fentanyl in the shape of dog treats.
By: Kaija Jussinoja
The teenager who is sick with the first-ever human case of avian influenza acquired in Canada is in hospital in critical condition, provincial health officer Dr.
By: Kaija Jussinoja
Thousands of British Columbians woke up in the dark Wednesday after a windstorm rolled through the South Coast.
By: Kaija Jussinoja
Members of the RCMP's federal police say they have arrested three men in B.C. for their alleged role in a “transnational organized crime group” they say is connected to Mexican drug cartels and importing cocaine into Canada.
The driver of a semi-trailer that flipped over and blocked off Highway 1 in Chilliwack last week was ticketed for the incident, B.C.’s Highway Patrol says.
By: Kaija Jussinoja
Members of the RCMP's federal police say they have arrested three men in B.C. for their alleged role in a “transnational organized crime group” connected to Mexican drug cartels plotting to import cocaine into Canada.
A pedestrian was injured after being hit by a vehicle Wednesday afternoon, police in New Westminster say.
The public is being invited to share messages in memory of late B.C. premier John Horgan this week.
A pedestrian was injured after being hit by a vehicle Wednesday afternoon in New Westminster, police say.
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