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Lisa Steacy

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Digital reporter @CTVVancouver Formerly @CityNewsVAN

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Lisa Steacy’s Biography

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Whether writing breaking news or features, I pride myself on bringing compassion and context to the stories I tell.

My top-performing stories rarely come from press releases, press conferences, government meetings, or court cases – although I can cover all of those things.

From breaking the story about B.C.'s deadliest COVID-19 outbreak, to writing a viral story about a Vancouver realtor who picked a property clean of fruit during an open house, to searching out examples of people trying to b…

Lisa Steacy’s Journalist Portfolio

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Vancouver's Commercial Drive mourning loss of brothers Frank and Danse Williams

Vancouver's Commercial Drive mourning loss of brothers Frank and Danse Williams

Anyone who has spent time on Vancouver’s Commercial Drive knows Frank and Danse. The Williams brothers were i…

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'There's a lot of pen people': Vancouver Pen Shop survives pandemic, celebrates 35th anniversary

'There's a lot of pen people': Vancouver Pen Shop survives pandemic, celebrates 35th anniversary

When Shannon Gray applied to work at the Vancouver Pen Shop she was new in town and needed a job. That was 26…

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'Almost like being with family': B.C. dad, daughter celebrate birthdays with new friends after re...

'Almost like being with family': B.C. dad, daughter celebrate birthdays with new friends after re...

Allen Albert and his daughter were supposed to be celebrating their birthdays, which are two days apart, on a…

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Rallies planned for B.C. Indigenous man Jared Lowndes shot, killed by RCMP

Rallies planned for B.C. Indigenous man Jared Lowndes shot, killed by RCMP

Jared Lowndes, a 38-year-old father of two from the Wet'suwet'en Nation's Laksilyu (Small Frog) House, was sh…

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COVID-19 outbreak at East Vancouver care home kills one in three residents

COVID-19 outbreak at East Vancouver care home kills one in three residents

Thirty-eight residents have died from COVID-19 at Vancouver’s Little Mountain Place since an outbreak was dec…

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B.C.'s family law system fails abused women, puts survivors in danger: report

B.C.'s family law system fails abused women, puts survivors in danger: report

The family law system in B.C. continues to fail women who have been abused, and their children, by underminin…

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Man attacked by black bear on North Vancouver trail

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By Lisa Steacy Verified
| CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
Conservation officers are asking the public to avoid a North Vancouver trail network after a man was attacked Monday morning. The man was walking alone on a trail in the Richard Juryn network in the Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve around 8 a.m., the B.C. Conservation Officer Service said in a social media post. “A bear followed him for some time, despite attempts to scare it away. The bear swiped at the victim’s leg,” the agency said. “Conservation officers responded to the area.
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B.C. man charged with murder in death of man dropped off at ER

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By Lisa Steacy Verified
| CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
A murder charge has been laid nearly eight years after a man was dropped off at a B.C. emergency room with what would prove to be fatal injuries, according to authorities. Rodney Clement, who was 31, was dropped off at the hospital in Quesnel with “significant injuries” on Nov. 8, 2018, the RCMP said in a statement Monday.
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B.C. woman looking forward to ‘suite on a cruise’ after $5M Lotto 6/49 win

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By Lisa Steacy Verified
| CP24 Verified
A B.C. woman is making plans to travel after learning she won a $5 million Lotto 6/49 jackpot during a trip to the grocery store. Jane D. won the classic jackpot prize in the Aug. 8 draw, the B.C. Lottery Corporation said in a news release Monday. “I didn’t know how to react. The cashier was almost more ecstatic than me!” she told the BCLC, adding that her husband was incredulous at the news when she returned to the car with her shopping.
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