Liza Yuzda is a Legislative Reporter at CKWX-FM - News 1130. She covers a range of topics including local issues in Surrey, Canada, as well as themes related to the Jewish community, drones, and public opinion polls. Liza's reporting provides insights into the intersection of these diverse subjects, highlighting their impact on the community.
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Liza Yuzda's coverage spans government and politics, healthcare, legal policy regulation, as well as education in British Columbia. Given the extensive focus on government announcements and policies, Liza may be receptive to pitches offering insights from experts or stakeholders directly affected by these policy changes.
Liza also covers a wide range of topics including crime reduction, judicial system, healthcare (including COVID-19), wildfires, single-use plastics regulations among others. Pitches that offer unique perspectives related to these areas could gain her attention.
As she does not have a specific geographic focus but concentrates on British Columbia-related issues primarily; sources with local expertise and insight into BC-specific policies or events would likely be of interest to her.
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B.C.'s Premier says the recent sharing of a deep fake image of Taylor Swift serves as a call to action to government and tech companies.
Despite staying optimistic, an avid Whistler skier says current conditions are making for a "lousy" situation, with a lack of snow all over.
People living at an encampment in South Vancouver have been given two more days before they need to clear out of the area, activists say.
By: Liza Yuzda, Pippa Norman
A Surrey teacher is saying British Columbians need to be having more conversations between kids and parents about the risks of sharing intimate images online.
B.C. could be in for another very dry summer, with the premier expressing concern about what could come in just a few months.
By: Srushti Gangdev, Liza Yuzda
A group advocating for sex worker rights says Richmond bylaw officers have been conducting frequent raids on massage parlours in the city — and it's driving women into unsafe situations.
As the City of Richmond considers a motion to add a to the community, B.C.'s health minister is weighing in, in support of the facility.
A new home-building program in B.C. is hoping to kick-start development and bring thousands of new homes to the province for middle-income earners.
By: Liza Yuzda
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