
Amy Judd
Online Supervisor BC
Amy is a highly respected award-winning journalist.
She joined Global BC in 2011 and has received multiple RTDNAs and Webster Awards for her online work at Global.
She has a Master’s in international journalism from City University in London, U.K., and has appeared on Global News Morning and Global News at Noon.
Amy has reported on stories on all different subjects, occasionally travelling around the province.
A breaking news specialist, she enjoys writing feature stories about women’s healthcare, raising awareness around topics considered taboo and telling stories about the different communities in B.C.
In her spare time, Amy enjoys spending time with her family and dog, reading, swimming and dancing.
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Video Archives
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Trick or treaters join us for Halloween on the Morning News
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Ice bombs fall from Port Mann Bridge Monday
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Snow falls across the Lower Mainland Monday
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Believe BC: Boys and Girls Clubs of South Coast BC
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Global BC celebrates 60 years of fun on the air
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Victoria police help two entangled deer
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From the archive: Sophie and Steve host the love game show
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From the archive: Global BC presents Glocal News
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From the archive: 2011 rap for Vancouver Canucks playoff run
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From the archive: Light explodes on the News Hour with Chris Gailus
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As Global BC turns 60, take a tour of the studios
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Global BC celebrates 60 years: The top videos on the website
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Global BC celebrates 60 years: Memorial moments in the field
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Global BC’s biggest brushes with fame over our 60 year history
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Global BC celebrates 60 years: Our top viral video moments
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Companies get the last laugh on April Fools’ Day
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2018 entertainment news breakdown
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Social media reacts to royal engagement news
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Thousands join Twitter movement with #WomenBoyCottTwitter
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Celebrities speak out in support of Ashley Judd
Author Archives
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Canada Post workers issue strike notice for May 23Workers for the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), for both Urban and RSMC (Rural and Suburban Mail Carriers) bargaining units issued the notice on Monday.Canada15 mins
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More than 2,000 condos sitting empty in Metro Vancouver amid housing crisisBryan Yu, a chief economist with Central 1, told Global News that despite the availability, buyers still seem to be hesitant to purchase homes.Canada1 hour
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Woman dies in slackline accident in SquamishSquamish RCMP received a report at 12:34 p.m. that a woman had fallen from a slackline at Chek Canyon Recreation Area. She died at the scene.Canada3 hours
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Recipe: B.C. Spot Prawns with garlic and gochugaruIt's B.C. Spot Prawn season! These delicate and delicious prawns are the perfect base for this dish that you can make at home following these steps!LifestyleMay 18
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Nanaimo woman missing after her empty boat washes ashoreThe sailboat was found just after 2 p.m. on Thursday near Bayshore Drive, located off Hammond Bay Road, Nanaimo RCMP said. Its owner remains missing.CanadaMay 16
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Ontario murder sparks fear in B.C. due to extortion attemptsHarjeet Dhadda was shot dead on Wednesday outside his trucking business in Mississauga. The 51-year-old's family believes his murder is tied to an extortion call he got in 2023.CrimeMay 16
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Whale never seen in B.C. waters washes up dead on Vancouver Island beachA man walking his dog on Wednesday morning discovered the dead whale in Port McNeill at the end of the bay in the estuary. Experts first thought it was a minke whale.EnvironmentMay 16
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More details revealed about contract for Premier Eby’s Downtown Eastside adviserEarlier this week, David Eby’s office confirmed Michael Bryant was appointed to the consultancy in February on a six-month contract worth $150,000.PoliticsMay 16
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Preliminary Vancouver safety event report released after Lapu Lapu tragedyThe Lapu Lapu festival was wrapping up on April 26 when an SUV drove into a crowd of people, killing 11 and injuring dozens more.CrimeMay 16
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Vancouver to host the next FIFA Congress ahead of 2026 World CupThe FIFA Congress is traditionally held in the World Cup host country the year of the tournament. In earning hosting rights, Canada wins out over co-hosts the U.S. and Mexico.SportsMay 15
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Video captures woman stealing teen’s backpack at Port Moody schoolIn the video, the suspect, who has blonde shoulder-length hair and a slim build, can be seen walking up the steps and grabbing the backpack, checking to see if anyone is around.CrimeMay 15
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Winner of Canada’s largest lottery was buying buns before spontaneous ticket purchaseJustin Simporios won the $80-million Lotto Max jackpot from the May 9, draw. This is the largest lottery jackpot ever won in B.C.CanadaMay 15
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Jury recommends education, training following UVic student’s overdose deathThe inquest was called after her parents went public with concerns over the response of UVic campus security and the length of time it took to give her naloxone and CPR.CrimeMay 15
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Stolen semi-truck pursued by RCMP, rams police cars, ends up in the Fraser RiverLangley RCMP said they suspect the semi-truck was stolen and police sighted it in the area of 24th Avenue and 156th Street around 7:30 p.m.CrimeMay 15
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Double stabbing in Langley sends 2 to hospitalBC Emergency Health Services provided first aid and an ambulance, then took them to hospital for further care. A 33-year-old man has been arrested.CrimeMay 15
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Canadians ‘scared’ to cross border now, Washington state business says'Right now, we're at a plateau at 60 per cent down revenue,' Josie Frodert, manager of Ship 49, a parcel service in Blaine told Global News.CanadaMay 14
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B.C. will be ‘engine of the new Canada’, Eby says ahead of trade mission to AsiaA few weeks ago, David Eby congratulated Prime Minister Mark Carney on his election win and urged him to “commit to a new era of federal-provincial-territorial cooperation.”PoliticsMay 14
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Concerns raised as 2 Metro Vancouver transportation mega-projects face delaysWhile the new Pattullo Bridge is nearing completion, the major construction work on the Massey Tunnel replacement still has not started.PoliticsMay 14
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Why have Metro Vancouver gas prices increased despite no more carbon pricing?Dan McTeague said the elimination of the carbon price did lead to a decrease in price at the pumps, but they are starting to see prices possibly bounce back to normal.EconomyMay 13
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Victoria to Seattle ferry service cuts sailings as travel remains lowClipper Navigation usually offers two round trips a day multiple times a week during the peak summer period, but will now only be offering one sailing each day.EconomyMay 13
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Ostrich cull ordered on B.C. farm over avian flu concerns, owners ‘heartbroken’The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has ordered the entire herd at Universal Ostrich Farm be culled following an avian flu outbreak in December.EnvironmentMay 13
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Complete closure of Pattullo Bridge to take place Victoria Day long weekendThe Pattullo Bridge will be closed completely from May 16 at 9 p.m. to May 20 at 5 a.m. to allow for construction work to take place.TrafficMay 13
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Snoop Dogg to kick off BC Lions home opener on June 7'Concert Kickoff has become the premier event on our city’s summer sports calendar," BC Lions owner Amar Doman said in a statement.EntertainmentMay 13
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Mark Carney’s cabinet: 5 B.C. MPs given positionsGregor Robertson, the former Vancouver mayor and the new MP for Vancouver Fraserview-South Burnaby, will be the housing and infrastructure minister.PoliticsMay 13
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911 call on night UVic student overdosed was ‘the most complex,’ doctor testifiesSidney McIntyre-Starko was 18 years old when she died of an accidental fentanyl overdose in her dorm room in January 2024. Testimony in the inquest has now concluded.CrimeMay 12