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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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
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The massive fire that razed an inactive rail trestle bridge between Vancouver and Richmond is still smouldering Friday.
A vigil attracted a crowd to a park in Surrey over the weekend to honour a woman who died after a violent attack in her Port Kells home a little over a week ago.
TransLink announced changes to its service Monday, meant to offer better access to popular summer destinations.
A 10 p.m. English Bay beach sweep Saturday has prompted chatter on social media, with some suggesting police cracking down on closing time.
If you feel like your budget is still strained, you're not alone. A major economic forecast says it might not get much better in the near term.
Canadians say they're cutting back on their plans over the next couple of months because they just can't afford to spend as much.
The BC Lions are back in action at BC Place Thursday night, and the club is celebrating the diversity of the province, fans, and the team.
As the long weekend quickly approaches, people across southern B.C. are packing up and heading out of town.
By: Mike Lloyd, Aastha Pandey-Kanaan
It's the material that keeps our construction going, but a strike that would affect the Lower Mainland's supply of concrete is looming.
Vancouverites are getting ready to sweat over the next few days as Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued special weather statements and warnings about the coming heat.
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