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Lisa Steacy

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Digital reporter @CTVVancouver Formerly @CityNewsVAN

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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…

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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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Max Scherzer ‘looking likely’ to make rehab start in Vancouver

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By Lisa Steacy Verified
| CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
Legendary pitcher and current Toronto Blue Jay Max Scherzer is “looking likely” to make a start for the Vancouver Canadians Friday, according to the team. The game is sold out and news that the fiery veteran affectionately known as “Mad Max” could pitch with the high-A affiliate seems to have sent prices for resale tickets surging to as high as ten times their regular price.
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Search for sunken B.C. charter boat hampered by ‘challenging’ conditions: RCMP Original

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By Lisa Steacy Verified
| CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
The underwater search for a charter boat that sank off the B.C. coast Sunday, leaving six people presumed drowned, has been hampered by “challenging” conditions, according to authorities. The Richmond RCMP provided an update Thursday, saying the Underwater Recovery Team and West Coast Marine Services are using SONAR to try to locate the sunken vessel. “Conditions in the water have been challenging, making the search slower and more difficult,” the detachment said, in a statement.
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‘Dangerous and illegal’ motorcycle driving caught on camera before crash: RCMP

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By Lisa Steacy Verified
| CTV-TV (Vancouver, BC) Verified
Mounties have released video of a motorcycle crash on the Trans-Canada Highway in Vancouver, saying it shows the perils of illegally passing on the right and driving on the shoulder. An officer was driving on Highway 1 last month when he was illegally passed by the driver of a black Harley Davidson, according to a statement from the B.C. Highway Patrol. “When the police officer activated his lights and siren, a blue pickup truck signalled and pulled off to the right as required by law.
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