Mike Lloyd is a reporter for CKWX-FM - News 1130, focusing on local news in Canada, specifically British Columbia and Vancouver. With a background in reporting for City News 1130 and contributions to Infosecurity Magazine and ComputerWeekly.com, Mike covers a range of topics including housing, transportation, healthcare, and local events.
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Elections BC will face questions Tuesday morning about a missed ballot box and hundreds of uncounted votes discovered after the provincial election.
By: Emma Skinner, Martin Gurney, Sue Plumb, Mike Lloyd
Accountancy firm Haines Watts has volunteered its premises again as a collection point for the annual Swindon Christmas Toy Appeal, which launches today (Monday, November 11).
With cargo shipping paralysed at B.C.'s ports, Ottawa is pressuring both sides in the labour dispute to “do the work” and get a deal done, while some of the province's top business leaders are adding their voices.
A flexible daycare service in East Vancouver is facing closure as the manager says it is struggling to compete with subsidized daycare.
The 111th Grey Cup Festival is turning downtown Vancouver into a party zone, and with it, bringing in tens of thousands of tourists.
A Vancouver International Airport runway is closed Tuesday after an Amazon PrimeAir cargo airplane ran off the runway during landing.
The number of children falling below the poverty line in Canada is increasing more than it ever has, according to the latest report card from Campaign 2000: End Child and Family Poverty.
By: Mike Lloyd
A family from Maple Ridge has questions about safety after an injury to a 17-year-old boy at a trampoline park left him wounded and requiring stitches.
The late November snow coating the North Shore mountains has Lower Mainland skiers and snowboarders hopeful for an early start to the season.
Snow and early winter weather on local mountains has North Shore Rescue (NSR) preparing for what could be a busy season.
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