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.
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By: Kaija Jussinoja
The man convicted for randomly stabbing a stranger at a Tim Hortons three years ago has been re-arrested after failing to return to his halfway house by curfew, police say.
Mounties in Nanaimo are warning the public to exercise caution after two residents lost about $17,000 combined to bitcoin scams in a single day.
By: Kaija Jussinoja
Kelowna Mounties hoping family will claim ‘precious’ historic documents
Mounties in B.C.’s Lower Mainland say they received an interesting and unexpected call for service earlier this month, one they hadn’t been trained for.
By: Kaija Jussinoja
Emergency room visits at BC Children’s Hospital have been on the rise as respiratory illness season ramps up, health officials say, in a reminder to parents to avoid the ER in-non urgent situations.
A suspect has been arrested after an early morning stabbing Sunday in downtown New Westminster, according to police.
A unique place to stay in Vancouver has been proposed for the city's waterfront that its developer says will be environmentally friendly and help the hotel room shortage.
A new dining lounge is coming to some BC Ferries vessels this summer that will replace the long-shuttered Pacific Buffet, the corporation announced Monday.
By: Kaija Jussinoja
Conservation officers in British Columbia killed 303 black bears in 2024 due to human-wildlife conflict, according to officials.
Police in Squamish, B.C., are asking residents to be vigilant and parents to speak to their teenagers after a string of incidents involving youth kicking at doors around the community.
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