Sarah Grochowski is a reporter with a focus on local news in Canada, specifically in British Columbia and Vancouver. She has worked for various publications, including The Province, The Vancouver Sun, and the Edmonton Journal. Sarah's reporting covers a range of topics, from breaking news and crime stories to human interest pieces and community events.
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Sarah Grochowski's work primarily focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories related to crime, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, family & relationships, and government & politics. She covers topics specific to regions such as British Columbia (BC), North Vancouver, Richmond with a focus on issues like budget cuts and evictions.
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New curbside signs were installed earlier this year along a stretch of West Cordova limiting parking to just three minutes
By: Sarah Grochowski
John Rustad said his party has chosen to release spending announcements individually, so voters 'understand who we are.'
By: Sarah Grochowski
Some South Asian business owners in the Lower Mainland have paid millions of dollars to extortionists threatening violence, according to B.C.'s former solicitor general.
It's election day in B.C. and residents in Langley are heading to the polls to choose three MLAs to represent them for the next four years
By: Sarah Grochowski
The Hotel Association of Vancouver says Taylor Swift's visit comes at a perfect time, helping revive local hotels that typically face a slow season in early December
By: Sarah Grochowski
B.C. Conservatives were ahead in Langley with most ballots in its three ridings counted by 10 p.m. Saturday.
By: Sarah Grochowski
The U.S. Consulate in Vancouver trying to boost turnout by raising awareness among residents living in city on the absentee voting process.
By: Sarah Grochowski
The public will continue to have access to a century-old path leading to a secluded West Vancouver beach.
By: Sarah Grochowski
Here's where to find reasonably affordable accommodations during Taylor Swift's concert weekend in Vancouver.
By: Sarah Grochowski
This year, TikTok expanded its Vancouver offices from a co-working space to an entire floor of the 32-storey office tower at 595 Burrard St.
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