Simon Little is an Online Journalist at Global BC. He specializes in local and breaking news, with a focus on crime, governance, and social issues, and has reported extensively on the fentanyl crisis and the family justice system. Simon has been featured in various outlets including Global News and CFJC TV Kamloops, and has received multiple awards for his impactful journalism.
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Simon Little's focus is primarily on local news in British Columbia, with a strong emphasis on evolving and breaking stories related to crime, government announcements, and public safety concerns. If you aim to reach out effectively, consider providing insights or expertise related to ongoing local crime incidents, government policies and their impact at the regional level.
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By: Simon Little
Crews install a new water main in a tunnel deep beneath the Fraser River. Metro Vancouver
By: Kristen Robinson, Simon Little
Marcel Genaille pleaded guilty last year to leaving the scene of a June 2021 collision that left 59-year-old James ‘Mark’ Peters dead.
By: Simon Little
Amber Jenelle Toews, 35, has been charged with assault with a weapon, assault causing bodily harm and mischief under $5,000 in the Sept. 8 incident.
The caucus is notable both for its gender diversity and its fresh faces. Nearly a third of the MLAs (18), are newly elected, while two-thirds (31) are women.
By: Simon Little
West Shore RCMP said it is withdrawing its officers from a trio of regional policing units that deal with domestic violence, at-risk youth and mental health crises.
The B.C. Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA) said Wednesday that the Canada Industrial Relations Board had the resumption of operations for Nov. 14.
By: Simon Little
The Office of the Seniors Advocate says it wants to learn more about how ageism is affecting people's daily lives, to better inform its future work.
By: Simon Little
HMCS Max Bernays was in Vancouver on Thursday and took media on a day sail to show off the new vessel's capabilities.
By: Simon Little, Kylie Stanton
Citing concern about student exploitation and pressure on rental housing markets, Ottawa has slashed international student visas by 45 per cent this year.
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