Kevin Charach is a journalist for CTV News Vancouver, focusing on national news in Canada. He covers a range of topics including social issues, transportation, local events, and human interest stories. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Kevin brings important stories to light and provides a voice for the community.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
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Patio weather has arrived early in Metro Vancouver and across the province.
By: Kevin Charach
Layne French was on his way to pick up his parents from the airport when a coughing fit turned into something much worse.
By: Kevin Charach
The owner of an e-bike business says he has doubts police will find the roughly $500,000 worth of product that was stolen from a shipping container last week, while police say he “complicated” their investigation by posting video of the theft.
By: Kevin Charach
On a two-kilometre stretch of Boundary Pass near Saturna Island, underwater microphones known as hydrophones are used to capture whales in action. It's a practice that's been in place for years, but newly implemented technology is helping give mariners a heads up when a whale could be in their path.
By: Kevin Charach
Richmond's two overnight warming centres are set to close Monday, and one outreach worker tells CTV News now is not the time to take away resources from a growing homeless population.
By: Kevin Charach
Wendy Gaspard recalls the terrifying moment she had to run for her life, escaping an inferno that destroyed her home and killed her neighbours Mary Ann Garlow and Dennis Guay.
By: Kevin Charach
While many people choose to keep their medical appointments private, four longtime friends decided to undergo vasectomies as a group in B.C.'s Lower Mainland.
The Condor A330neo landed in Vancouver Thursday, with the leadership team touting its distinctly designed plane as "one of the most sustainable aircraft in the skies."
By: Kevin Charach
Carol Morin has been a regular at Lougheed Village Pub and Grill for decades. “We moved to this area 27 years ago. We found this place by fluke.
Two Richmond residents claim members of city council stepped over the line during the tense meetings regarding the establishment of a supervised drug consumption site.
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