Kraig Krause is a News Reporter at CTV News. He covers a diverse range of topics including business and economics, regional interest, crime and justice, and social issues, with a particular focus on Canada and Barrie. Kraig's work has been featured in CTV News Barrie and CTV News Vancouver.
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Kraig Krause's coverage focuses on local news, particularly around government and politics, crime, weather-related events, transportation issues, and community services in the Vancouver area. His emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news indicates a preference for timely pitches related to ongoing developments or urgent announcements.
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B.C. businesses have been left scrambling to make the federal government's decision to slash GST for the holidays a reality.
British Columbians have little appetite to sever ties with Canada and join the United States, according to new polling.
By: Kraig Krause
Canadian Blood Services is calling on the country to help double the number of donations this winter.
By: Kraig Krause
The days of turning a home into a quick profit in B.C. could be numbered.
TransLink is looking to help riders get home safely on New Year's by offering free transit.
By: Kraig Krause
New Year's Eve in Vancouver pales in comparison to cities around North America.
By: Kraig Krause
The Canada Post strike ended last month, but the disruption continues to harm businesses at the start of the new year.
By: Kraig Krause
British Columbia is preparing to deploy B.C. wildfire crews to southern California.
By: Kraig Krause
A Vancouver Island mayor says firefighters in heir community are being dispatched to medical calls as the ambulance service grapples with staffing issues.
By: Kraig Krause
An American man recently found guilty of rioting at the U.S. Capitol four years ago remains in immigration custody in British Columbia, even after being given a presidential pardon for his actions.
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