Skye Ryan is a News Anchor and Reporter for CHEK Media, focusing on local news in British Columbia, specifically in Nanaimo. Skye covers a wide range of stories, from community events and human interest stories to breaking news and investigative reports, providing the latest updates and insights to the residents of Nanaimo.
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Skye Ryan focuses primarily on local news, community events, and human interest stories in the Canadian province of British Columbia, with a specific focus on Nanaimo. Her coverage includes evolving and breaking news stories related to family & relationships, entertainment news, agriculture & farming as well as topics such as housing crisis and animal welfare.
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After a car crash claimed the life of their son, a Campbell River family also thought his dog had passed away, but then she was found 13 days later.
A Cowichan family is devastated after learning the driver accused in their daughter's fatal hit and run is only facing a single charge of failing to remain at the scene.
A Nanaimo area farm is making a comeback after the community's support helped them rebuild from a devastating fire.
Ladysmith families struggling with the pressures of parenthood and the high cost of living are finding help in a unique and life-changing program in their small town.
By: Skye Ryan
Now that Cathi Bates has her daughter Carli back in her life again, she doesn't want to let go. “Just having her back in my life again.
By: Skye Ryan
Nov. 1 marks four years since three people were found murdered, and a fourth person was found badly injured at an off-grid camp in Whiskey Creek.
By: Skye Ryan
It's an anniversary that haunts Sarah Sherman every year, but this year, the mother of two plans to reclaim the day.
The bleachers of Vancouver Island University's (VIU) gym rumbled with cheers Friday night, as hundreds showed up to support Harriette MacKenzie, a transgender basketball player for the Women's VIU Mariners.
By: Skye Ryan
Dave Loiselle knows why he survived an avalanche near Campbell River and wants what he learned in the painful thick of it to save someone else.
By: Skye Ryan
Thousands lined the streets of Nanaimo's downtown for Remembrance Day with strong feelings for being there and for one grieving mother navigating the crowds with her blind dog, it was a way to feel close to her son again.
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