Mary Griffin is a Reporter at CHEK News. With a keen focus on politics, environmental issues, and local developments, she expertly covers a range of topics including food production, real estate development, and water management. Mary has been featured in The Seattle Times, Journal Review, and CHEK Media.
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Mary Griffin's focus is on local news, particularly in Victoria and British Columbia, covering a range of topics including community issues, crime, politics, and family & relationships. She often reports on government announcements and evolving stories related to these themes.
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In a horrific case of decades of child sexual abuse, a judge sentenced a 78-year-old Saanich man for the sexual abuse of children in his family.
Students say it's too hot inside Royal Bay Secondary School with temperatures creeping up towards 33 degrees in some areas of the school
Saanich man sentenced for child sex abuse behind bars after breaching his conditional sentence, 78-year old George Pearse is now in custody
Council votes to cut medical calls to Victoria Fire Department The Victoria Fire Department (VFD) prides itself on responding quickly and saving lives.
The City of Victoria spends more than $500,000 a year removing graffiti, and one councillor says limiting access to spray paint could help curb the costly problem.
With a price tag of more than $400 million, the Belleville redevelopment ranks among the largest infrastructure projects ever built in the City of Victoria.
In October 2026, Albertans will be asked if the province should start the process to separate from Canada. Premier Danielle Smith says the vote is simply about giving Albertans a voice. But critics warn it could fuel uncertainty, and division.
The two day western premiers' conference wrapped up in Kananaskis, Alberta, and as the leaders head home, questions remain about what, if any, common ground was actually found.
By: Mary Griffin
Thirteen days out from FIFA World Cup and the province has announced a higher than estimated cost for the seven games played in Vancouver.
The province wants to plant 125 million more trees over the next few year, and it's footing the bill for $155 million.
