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News Hour at 6pm and Global News at 11pm Weekend anchor on @GlobalBC. @GlobalBC and @GlobalNational reporter.

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Sarah MacDonald’s Biography

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Sarah MacDonald joined the Global News team in 2018.

An award-winning journalist, Sarah spent the first decade of her career with the CTV News network, based in Vancouver and Toronto, before joining the Global News network.

Sarah has led nationwide and international coverage of major regional, national and international stories—including the Enbridge natural gas pipeline explosion that forced the evacuation of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation near Prince George, Canada’s only recorded double-fa…

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CTV Vancouver

CTV Vancouver

Here's CTV News at Six for Friday, Dec. 15:

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Sea to Sky Highway still deadly despite Olympic upgrade

Sea to Sky Highway still deadly despite Olympic upgrade

A deadly crash along the Sea to Sky Highway earlier this month has renewed calls for change in a region quick…

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Response to fatal Sea to Sky crash insufficient, paramedic says

Response to fatal Sea to Sky crash insufficient, paramedic says

A local paramedic is calling the response to a fatal crash on the Sea to Sky Highway this month insufficient …

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Could more concrete barriers save lives on the Sea to Sky?

Could more concrete barriers save lives on the Sea to Sky?

As the province faces mounting pressure to install more concrete dividers on the Sea to Sky, loved ones of a …

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Bad highway-or bad drivers? How to stay safe on our province's highways

Bad highway-or bad drivers? How to stay safe on our province's highways

A tow truck driver on the Sea to Sky Highway says drivers have a role to play in making it safer, from going …

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BC SPCA investigating claims of animal neglect at Langley hobby farm

BC SPCA investigating claims of animal neglect at Langley hobby farm

Warning: Some may find the content of this article or the attached video disturbing. The BC SPCA visited a La…

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Articles

Four Key Takeaways from the SEC’s “Material Matters” Podcast Episode 4

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By Michael Garibaldi, Sarah MacDonald Verified
| JD Supra
Financial reporting is fundamentally about trust. That was the central theme of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s recent Material Matters podcast featuring Chairman Paul Atkins and Chief Accountant Kurt Hohl. Audited financial statements, internal controls, and accounting standards form the foundation of investor confidence in public-company financial reporting.
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Former Colorado coal mine finds new life as solar farm for Molson Coors brewery complex

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By Sarah MacDonald Verified
| Yahoo Malaysia
Molson Coors plans to source part of the electricity for its Golden Valley operations from an unusual place: a former coal mine in Keenesburg, Colorado, which is being converted into a solar farm. Here's what to know A rural property once used for coal production in the 1980s is now being redeveloped for solar — to the tune of 16,000 panels, according to Denver7. That means the property will be used instead of producing fossil fuels to generate clean, renewable solar electricity.
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Texas gardener flags Johnson grass as a roadside invasive that can reach backyard garden beds

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By Sarah MacDonald Verified
| Yahoo Malaysia
Texas gardener flags Johnson grass as a roadside invasive that can reach backyard garden beds Thu, 20 August 2026 at 12:09 am GMT-4 The grass lining Texas roadsides may look ordinary, but one gardener said it is anything but harmless. In a TikTok video, Stephanie (@TexasGarden8) warned that the familiar plant many people have been passing for years is Johnson grass, and it can also spread into home gardens.
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Awards

Ron Laidlaw Award

2019 - Best Continuing Coverage

In 2019, Sarah’s coverage of the province’s historic flooding in the town of Grand Forks was recognized by RTDNA Canada, winning the Ron Laidlaw Award for Best Continuing Coverage. The same body of work, the result of nine days of on-the-ground reporting, was nominated as a finalist in the Best Breaking News category of the Jack Webster Awards, and led the newscast nominated for Best Local Newscast by the Canadian Screen Awards.