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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Extreme heat, wildfires, and deep freezes have hit B.C.'s wineries hard, with much of this year's crop lost due to January's cold snap.
Beermakers in North Vancouver, Whistler, and Victoria have earned medals in this year's "Olympics of Beer."
By: Mike Lloyd
The White Rock RCMP will be answering questions about public safety after a pair of stabbings in the community, one of which left a man dead.
A motion to restrict cellphone use in Vancouver public schools has been delayed, after the school board was set to vote on the matter Monday.
The federal government says it is reviewing B.C.'s request to re-criminalize open drug use in public spaces.
Canucks playoff fever is in full swing in Vancouver, but one of the city's other professional sports clubs is also in party mode.
After selling out on Thursday, seats for Friday's Vancouver Canucks Game 6 viewing party at Rogers Arena are going for a premium on the resale market.
17 London Drugs locations are now back to normal operations in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, along with eight across the rest of B.C.
With an aggressive wildfire threatening the Northern B.C. town of Fort Nelson, there are still some holdouts refusing to follow an evacuation order for the community.
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