Kraig Krause is a news reporter for CTV News Vancouver, with a focus on local news in British Columbia, specifically in Vancouver. Kraig's articles cover a range of topics including politics, transportation, weather, and breaking news stories. His work has also been featured in CTV News Barrie.
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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.
Given his focus on local matters in British Columbia and Vancouver, he is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide unique insights into specific local government policies or address pressing public safety concerns within the region.
For those looking to reach out with relevant information for Kraig's coverage area should consider topics such as city infrastructure projects (e.g., transit funding), civic governance (e.g., park board decisions), law enforcement activities (e.g., RCMP updates), environmental impacts like inclement weather affecting daily life, as well as other localized themes of interest mentioned in his articles.
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By: Mina Kerr-Lazenby, Kraig Krause
Three in four people living in Vancouver are finding it harder to make ends meet than they were two years ago, according to a new poll.
By: Kraig Krause
The sentencing of the man who pleaded guilty in the deadly hit-and-run in Kitsilano two years ago began on Friday.
A Township of Langley neighbourhood was submerged in flood water over the weekend after the atmospheric river swept through.
By: Kraig Krause
The Canadian government's plan to reduce the number of immigrants entering the country could impact B.C.'s housing affordability.
By: Kraig Krause
British Columbia reached a milestone for the number of women elected. According to Research Co., 48 of 93 MLA elects were women, which is nearly 52 per cent.
Authorities across the Lower Mainland are preparing to crack down on Halloween fireworks.
The Vancouver Police Board has approved an external investigator to look into complaints stemming from pro-Palestinian protests.
British Columbia manufacturers are bracing for a hefty tariff on all products being shipped south of the border.
A college hockey rule imposed on Western Hockey League (WHL) players has been removed.
By: Kraig Krause
Canada Post employees in B.C. could soon go on strike if a deal is not reached by Friday.
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