Yvonne Raymond is a journalist at CTV Vancouver Island. With a passion for storytelling that spans various mediums, she focuses on themes such as animal rescue and rehabilitation, healthcare administration, and public health. Yvonne's work has been featured in CTV News Vancouver Island, CTV News Vancouver, and CTV News.
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Yvonne Raymond's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, as well as healthcare and housing issues in British Columbia, Vancouver Island, and Victoria. She also covers topics related to First Nations communities.
Given her focus on local announcements and data citations, Yvonne is likely to be most interested in pitches that offer insights into local government policy changes or initiatives affecting the mentioned geographic areas. For example, providing expert commentary on healthcare developments or housing policies specific to these regions could be of interest.
Additionally, given her coverage of crime-related topics such as displacement due to fires or fundraising campaigns for hospitals, she may also respond well to sources who can provide relevant data or legal insights pertaining to these matters within the specified regions.
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By: Yvonne Raymond
Commuters in B.C.’s capital city are on notice that a major bridge deck flowing into Victoria will partially close for construction maintenance this fall.
By: Yvonne Raymond
Commuters in B.C.'s capital city are on notice that a major bridge deck flowing into Victoria will partially close for construction maintenance this fall.
The City of Victoria has announced supply chain issues will delay the start of its maintenance work on the Point Ellice Bridge until “early 2026,” after notifying the public work was slated to begin this fall.
By: Yvonne Raymond
Occupational therapists at a long-term care home in Victoria have inspired a fundraising campaign that brought OBI robotic arms to the dining hall, so some residents can enjoy their meals independently again.
By: Yvonne Raymond
Officials with the Capital Regional District have been trucking liquified solids to a treatment facility due to a blockage in an underground conveyance line.
By: Yvonne Raymond
The intensive care unit serving Port Alberni, B.C. and west coast communities on Vancouver Island has closed with no firm timeline for a reopening, sparking concern over patient care in an already strained health-care system.
A Greater Victoria man is making good on a promise to kayak for 24 hours, after people helped him raise thousands of dollars in support of a campaign for men's mental health.
By: Yvonne Raymond
Royal Canadian Navy members aboard HMCS Max Bernays have returned to a crowd of family and friends at CFB Esquimalt, following a historic four-month deployment.
By: Yvonne Raymond
A hobby farmer in North Cowichan, B.C., is alerting horse owners in the region to be on the lookout after finding her animal's tail hair clipped.
By: Yvonne Raymond, Lisa Steacy
A family on Vancouver Island family is shocked and saddened after a cougar prowling their hobby farm climbed onto their deck and killed a beloved pet—a cat named Boots.
