Kareem Gouda is a news anchor for Global News, focusing on local news in British Columbia, specifically in Vancouver. With a keen interest in community events, crime, and social issues, Kareem delivers accurate and timely news stories that inform and engage the local audience.
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Kareem Gouda's coverage primarily focuses on local news in British Columbia, with a significant emphasis on crime-related stories and government announcements. He appears to be particularly interested in evolving or breaking news related to these topics.
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Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and politics at the local level in British Columbia, pitches should offer timely insights into ongoing events such as criminal incidents or political developments impacting the region.
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By: Kareem Gouda
New Westminster is proposing a speed limit on E-scooters on sidewalks in the city. Walking advocates say motorized vehicles need guidelines when sharing the road.
Three people were taken to hospital after they were stabbed by a stranger at the Light Up Chinatown festival Sunday evening. Vancouver Police say the motive is unclear.
By: Kareem Gouda
UFCW President Kim Novak says Safeway workers across the Lower Mainland voted 98 per cent in favour of going on strike if bargaining talks next week do not lead to a new contract.
By: Kareem Gouda
The City of Vancouver passed a motion Thursday allowing for up to 8 units to be constructed on a single lot in lower-density neighbourhoods.
The Stalew Pow Wow is returning for its second year at the Langley Event Centre. The community is invited to learn more about Indigenous culture, art, food and traditions.
A person died suddenly while kayaking along the Cheakamus River. Squamish RCMP says efforts to resuscitate the victim were not successful.
By: Kareem Gouda
Balraj Nijjar, the son of prominent Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar spoke publicly for the first time since his father's killing at the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara in Surrey.
By: Kareem Gouda
The parents of a young wildland firefighter are sharing details of their son Jaxon Billyboy, who died tragically in a crash with three colleagues on the Trans-Canada Highway.
By: Kareem Gouda
Selwyn Romilly became the first Black person elevated to the B.C. Supreme Court in 1995. He died Friday September 22 from cancer. He was 83.
By: Kareem Gouda
In a statement, Starbucks Canada said "No Starbucks partner has been or will be disciplined or separated for supporting, organizing, or otherwise engaging in lawful union activity.
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