Mike Lloyd is a Reporter at CKWX-FM - News 1130. He covers a variety of topics including the housing market, local and regional economy, real estate development and investment, as well as health news and consumer health. Mike's work has been featured in City News 1130, Infosecurity Magazine, ComputerWeekly.com, Cherokee Tribune Ledger-News, Business Biscuit, and The Business Herald.
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It's a summer tradition in Vancouver, but the annual fireworks festival has now been indefinitely cancelled.
As B.C.'s south coast is still recovering from last week's atmospheric river, another blast of heavy rain is battering Metro Vancouver's North Shore in particular.
By: Mike Lloyd, Dean Recksiedler
A new report on the B.C. real estate market shows November sales were just another indication of what has been a year of decline.
Rushing waterways on the North Shore are still swollen, and the region remains under a flood warning Tuesday morning with officials urging trail users to stay away from potentially dangerous creek and river banks.
The maternity unit at Ridge Meadows Hospital in Maple Ridge is closed through the weekend, and some care providers are concerned.
2025 was the year an ostrich farm in British Columbia caught the attention of people across Canada and the U.S.
The summer of 2025 saw some B.C. hospital security workers speak out about how they are allowed to deal with violence and drug use.
By: Monika Gul, Mike Lloyd
Premier David Eby is facing pressure to come back with deals as he prepares to lead a B.C. trade mission to India.
Canada's economy added 8,200 jobs in December, but Statistics Canada says the unemployment rate still rose 0.3 per cent compared to the previous month as more people were looking for work.
By: Mike Lloyd, Charles Brockman
The project to upgrade the Cambie Street Bridge involves a more than $200-million investment from the federal and provincial governments, the city, and TransLink, with work expected to be completed by 2035.
