Srushti Gangdev is a journalist with a focus on local news in Canada, specifically in British Columbia and Vancouver. With a background in journalism from UBC and BCIT, Srushti has worked with various media outlets, including the BBY Beacon, Global BC, and CKNW. They are also a supporter of the OMGuild and advocate for social justice.
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Srushti's coverage primarily focuses on local news within British Columbia, Canada. She often covers evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news, and legal policy regulations related to crime, weather, police investigations, traffic accidents, education and community events.
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Mounties say three people were arrested during a clash at a protest Sunday outside Lakshmi Narayan Mandir in Surrey.
The B.C. provincial election has still not concluded after results were made official last week, and voting concluded more than two weeks ago.
By: Srushti Gangdev, Aastha Pandey-Kanaan
the Canadian Federation of Independent Business is calling on the government to intervene to end the work stoppage at B.C. ports.
The BCMEA says there has been no engagement with ILWU or federal mediators since the port lockout started on Monday.
The union representing 700 foremen currently locked out of B.C.'s ports has filed a complaint against the BC Maritime Employers Association to the Canada Industrial Relations Board.
With Vanderhoof's largest sawmill already shutting its doors due to sky-high U.S. tariffs, the city's mayor says he is watching with trepidation to
By: Cecilia Hua, Srushti Gangdev
Minister Marc Miller sat down with business leaders and the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade to talk about how Canada's immigration policies impact our local economy.
A notorious child sex offender who was released into Surrey last year will be moving back into the region, after he was taken back into custody due to concerning behaviour.
By: Srushti Gangdev, Charles Brockman
The Fraser Health Authority says the emergency room at Eagle Ridge Hospital in Port Moody is open and accepting patients after social media posts suggested some were being turned away.
By: Srushti Gangdev, Charlie Carey
Some Vancouver business leaders will give up their beds on Thursday night and sleep in an alley to raise awareness about youth homelessness.
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