Oli Herrera is a Multimedia Journalist at CHEK News. He focuses on human interest and feature stories, with a notable emphasis on education, culture, and society, while also covering events and construction-related topics. Oli's work has been featured in CHEK Media and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Oli Herrera's reporting largely focuses on local events and developments in Victoria, British Columbia. His coverage spans a range of topics including community events, crime, business, health-related issues, government announcements and evolving stories. Given the focus on local news and community events in Victoria specifically with an emphasis on family & relationships as well as crime related themes.
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Tourism officials are expecting a strong tourism season for Greater Victoria, as more hotels continue to be built and large events begin.
Saanich council will write a letter to the Ministry of Health requesting help in establishing a mental health unit within the district's police force, following changes to a regional program.
A new memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Alberta and Ottawa has struck a nerve for B.C. Leaders and other political opponents.
By: Oli Herrera
Farmers on Vancouver Island are keeping a close eye on weather conditions this summer, but have high hopes for good crop yields following an earlier-than-normal harvest.
Thousands of bees swarmed a section of Blanshard Street in Victoria for at least two hours, which is a good sign, according to one bee expert.
By: Oli Herrera
Federal Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre is hosting a town hall in Vancouver on Saturday following a court ruling on a land title last year.
A Victoria mom is fighting to get her son a service dog to help with neurodivergent needs, after years of waitlists and denials.
By: Oli Herrera
Premiers from across Western Canada met in Alberta Monday, amid tensions between B.C. and Alberta following a recent Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
The Anglican Diocese of the Islands and Inlets is submitting a rezoning application this week to turn its property into a mixed-use development, which includes housing.
By: Oli Herrera
The BC Conservatives have declared Kerry-Lynne Findlay as its new leader, which one political analyst says is a sign of the party moving towards populism.
