Simon Little is an online journalist at Global BC, focusing on local news in British Columbia, Canada. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including crime, housing, transportation, and community events. Simon's work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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By: Simon Little, Kylie Stanton
Randall Krall says he was being transported between hospitals in Victoria and Nanaimo after a heart surgery when the privately-contracted ambulance he was in lost a wheel.
By: Kylie Stanton, Simon Little
Simon Little and Kylie Stanton GlobalNews.ca A Vancouver Island man is speaking out about a harrowing experience he had in an ambulance this week.
By: Simon Little, Paul Johnson
A Metro Vancouver business owner has launched a petition calling for the province to cap how much commercial landlords can hike rents at the end of a lease.
By: Simon Little
Police said they were recommending 50 charges to Crown prosecutors, including drug trafficking, shoplifting, possession of stolen property, assault and mischief.
By: Simon Little, Johnny Reid
Some of the weapons New Westminster police say they seized in a recent crime crackdown. New Westminster police
By: Simon Little
For one night only, BC Place will become Christine Sinclair Place as the Canadian soccer legend plays her final international match.
Police are investigating a daylight shooting in South Surrey, after multiple people reported gunfire and an injured man turned up at hospital under his own power.
The rising cost of living is having a negative effect on British Columbians' mental health and social connections, not just their pocketbooks, according to a new poll.
By: Simon Little, Aaron Mcarthur
There is growing frustration about a wolf-dog hybrid loose on Vancouver Island, after the animal killed a pet dog over the weekend.
By: Simon Little
B.C.'s solicitor general is accusing City of Surrey officials of missing key meetings to advance the city's transition to a municipal police force.
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