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Alissa Thibault

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As seen in: CHAN-TV (Burnaby, BC), MSN Canada, MSN Money Canada, CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC), Flipboard, Global News, iHeartRadio Canada
Half Canadian-half Aussie. Reporter for @GlobalBC Formerly @CTVVancouver - @CBCTheNational - @News1130 - @9NewsSyd - @Nova969 alissa.thibault@globalnews.ca
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Stanley Park’s longest resident is being evicted after more than 30 years

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By Amy Judd Verified, Alissa Thibault Verified
| Global News Verified
By Amy Judd & Alissa Thibault Global News Posted May 5, 2026 9:44 pm 1 min read If you get Global News from Instagram or Facebook - that will be changing. Find out how you can still connect with us. 2:06 Stanley Park’s longest resident moving out WATCH: It's eviction day for the man who has lived in Stanley Park for more than three decades.
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Stanley Park’s longest resident is being evicted after more than 30 years

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By Amy Judd Verified, Alissa Thibault Verified
| Flipboard
12 hours ago Last summer, B.C.’s seniors advocate issued a report on the state of long-term care in the province. For many, it was a terrifying read. Dan Levitt found that the number of seniors languishing on wait lists for publicly subsidized long-term care had more than tripled in nine years – from 2,381 in …
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'I'm not the same anymore,' B.C. machete attack victim says she was let down by system - BC

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By Alissa Thibault Verified
| Global News Verified
Next month marks the third anniversary of a brutal stranger attack in Vancouver. A man, hiding a machete inside an umbrella, struck two people who were loading luggage into a waiting cab. A 49-year-old man was hit on the shoulder, and a 38-year-old woman was struck on the back of the neck. Her name is Casey Janulis, and since then, she's been suffering in silence. Last week, her attacker, Kenneth Solowan, was sentenced to six years in prison.
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