Taya Fast is a Video Journalist at Global BC. With a strong focus on local stories, she covers a range of topics including tourism, consumer health, and health news, while also engaging with themes related to events and conferences. Taya's work has been featured in Global News, where she highlights the voices and experiences of the Fraser Valley community.
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Taya's focus is on local news and community issues in the Okanagan region of British Columbia, Canada. Her articles often cover government announcements, events, and press releases related to politics, crime, culture & society, as well as family & relationships.
As such, Taya would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or interviews with local community leaders or experts on topics related to regional governance (local councils), social issues affecting families and communities within the Okanagan area. Additionally, she may be open to stories about cultural events or initiatives making a positive impact in the region.
Given her focus on local news and community issues specific to the Okanagan area of British Columbia, Canada; pitching relevant localized content concerning these themes is recommended for effective outreach.
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Two Abbotsford businesses along Highway 1 are set to reopen only a week after flooding forced them to close.
There's not much holiday downtime to be had for business owners in parts of Abbotsford inundated by this month's atmospheric rivers.
Calls are growing for federal flood mitigation in the Fraser Valley after the recent atmospheric river event.
By: Amy Judd
A Maple Ridge, B.C., charity is warning others after it says it was the victim of a common gift card scam.
By: Amy Judd
A woman who lost her mother to a Surrey motor vehicle incident says ICBC's no-fault insurance has left her without justice.
By: Amy Judd
A B.C. brewery was hoping to host a World Cup street party next week, but FIFA says they are not allowed.
By: Taya Fast
A North Vancouver family is hoping to bring their beloved cat home after learning he was adopted out through the BC SPCA earlier this month.
By: Amy Judd
Transit and poverty reduction advocates held a rally in Vancouver on Canada Day to call for the creation of a low-income transit pass.
By: Taya Fast, Amy Judd
'As we drove away, we could see in our rear view mirror the fire cresting the mountain. It was that close and that fast. There was no time to do anything more,' Craig Milton said.
By: Amy Judd
B.C.'s Sikh community is on edge after a violent attack and stabbing at a temple in Edmonton
