Emily Lazatin
Reporter / Anchor
Emily Lazatin is a Reporter and Anchor at Global BC.
Prior to joining Global, she was a reporter at 980 CKNW.
She is the recipient of a 2016 Regional RTDNA (Radio, Television and Digital News Association) Award for Best Radio Feature and a BCAB Award for Excellence in News for her exclusive investigation into B.C.’s busiest hospital dealing with the province’s overdose crisis.
Born and raised in the Lower Mainland, her love for journalism and reporting started at a young age. For as long as she could remember, every morning before school and every day after school, she would join her grandma for a dose of the daily news.
A graduate of BCIT’s Broadcast Radio program, when Emily is not working, she loves travelling, hiking, cooking, baking, reading, and spending time with her friends and family.
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Video Archives
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B.C. wildfires: Shetland Creek blaze explodes in size
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Door-knock pranksters damage Surrey homes
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Pay parking pilot begins at Vancouver’s Spanish Bank
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Racist remark directed at Canadian player at ball hockey championship
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Richmond railway bridge fire triggers air quality alert
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How will Olympic Village sewer line break impact Dragon Boat Festival?
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Stray dogs force partial closure of Richmond park
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Domestic abuse law to prevent coercive behaviour headed to senate
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Fundraising celebration held on mountain top near Kimberly, B.C.
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Carey Price recieves honorary doctorate from UNBC
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One person arrested at UBC pro-Palestinian protest
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Vancouver Island dog slashed with machete by stranger, owner says
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Ball hockey event held in memory of Ridge Meadows RCMP Const. Rick O’Brien
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Close call caught on dashcam spurs call for commercial truck safety
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Cybercriminals may release London Drugs data if ransom demands not met
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Suspects in Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing make court appearance
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Sparking STEM interest at air show with robot snake
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More wildfire resilience needed in B.C., University of Victoria report says
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Barwatch program doubles penalties for groping
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Improved heat pump rebates unveiled by federal and provincial governments
Author Archives
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Team Canada rises above racist comment, wins world ball hockey championshipCanada's U-16 and U-18 teams were in Slovakia last week for the International Street and Ball Hockey Federation (ISBF) tournament. A racist comment by a competitor fueled success.CanadaJul 10
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Vancouver Island dog slashed with machete by stranger, owner saysAdam Perret thought nothing was out of the ordinary when he let out his dog, Magic, out in the morning from his camper on a logging road in Parksville on Thursday.CrimeMay 26
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‘I thought this is it’: B.C. man’s dashcam captures dump truck falling onto his carJim Ross said the two vehicles were "windshield to windshield" and the drivers could see each other after the dump truck's cab landed on his SUV.TrafficMay 23
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Vancouver BarWatch program doubles penalty for gropingPreviously, anyone found to be engaged in unwanted sexual touching would be barred from the bars and clubs enrolled in the BarWatch program.CrimeMay 15
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Iconic red lions stolen from West Vancouver restaurantRed Lion Bar and Grill says its two lion statues were stolen some time Saturday. It says whoever took them can return them, no questions asked.CrimeMay 12
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Tsleil-Waututh Nation looks to build residential school memorial gardenTsleil-Waututh Nation health and wellness director Andrea Aleck has brought forward plans to transform an empty lot on the reserve into a residential school memorial.CanadaMay 11
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City of White Rock mulling CCTV cameras for public safetyThe City of White Rock is working on possibly adding CCTV cameras in public spaces to increase public safety and deter crime.CrimeApr 7
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B.C. mayor captures near-dooring on his cycling helmet cameraRichard Stewart says he was not hurt, just rattled and the driver apologized but he said the scary incident is a reminder for everyone as more and more bicycles hit the roads.TrafficMar 21
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Petition to stop tree removal in Stanley Park gains steamSome 16,000 signatures are on a petition that demands Vancouver stop removing trees in Stanley Park. The city said the removals are necessary due to a looper moth infestation.EnvironmentMar 20
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B.C. man detained in child-luring case after being arrested four times in a monthPeter Andrew Wehren was first arrested on Feb. 21 in Steveston Community Park and charged with two counts of telecommunication with a person under 16 through the Snapchat app.CrimeMar 14
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Long-promised Downtown Eastside social housing project finally accepting applicantsThe development at 58 West Hastings includes 231 new units, about half of them held at the welfare shelter rate with the other held at a subsidized rate for lower-income people.CanadaMar 6
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Recent B.C. snow welcome, but long-term drought concerns lingerLower-than-usual snowfall resulting in a thin snowpack has heightened concerns about another year of drought, with spring on the way in B.C.CanadaMar 4
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Powerful windstorm cancels BC Ferries sailings, causes power outages for thousandsThe Fraser-Cascade School District closed Boston Bar Elementary School due to road conditions and a power outage Tuesday morning.WeatherJan 9
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One year post ‘Snowmageddon’ in B.C.’s Lower Mainland, has anything changed?Two Metro Vancouver city councillors are worried that not enough has been done to address issues with the region's snow removal plan.WeatherNov 29, 2023
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Vancouver housing motions to be heard at council, including Shaughnessy density proposalAn associate professor at the UBC Sauder School of Business thinks the motion for the Shaughnessy neighbourhood will pass.CanadaNov 15, 2023
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B.C. South Coast weather causes power outages, ferry issuesCrews are working to restore power, with downed trees and power lines, for the roughly 25,000 customers who still do not have power as of 8 a.m.WeatherOct 25, 2023
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Students cry foul over end of overnight staffing at UBC residencesAs of Aug. 1, UBC ended 24/7 staffing at student residences in favour of new "mobile overnight teams," who can be reached by phone.CanadaAug 11, 2023
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Taylor Swift fans miss LA concert due to flight delays from YVRA delayed and later cancelled Flair Airlines flight caused upset and a major financial hit for a number of B.C.'s Swifties.EntertainmentAug 11, 2023
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Cloverdale Rodeo and Country Fair returns after 4-year hiatus, protesters gatherThe event is not without controversy as animal activists gathered outside, protesting the treatment of the animals.CanadaMay 21, 2023
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‘Lost everything’: 11 displaced as 4 homes burned in Langley ireAll of the residents escaped unharmed, including a dog and a hamster, but one firefighter sustained a knee injury and was carried away from the blaze.FireMay 15, 2023
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Vancouver approves plan for flat $2/hr parking in ChinatownIf council moves ahead with lowering parking costs to a flat $2 per hour, it would roughly cost the city around $355,000 in revenue within the city’s 2023 operating budget.CanadaApr 26, 2023
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BC Ferries adds 180 extra sailings for long weekend travelBC Ferries said it has added 180 extra sailings to its busiest route in anticipation of the influx of travellers.CanadaApr 7, 2023
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1 man in custody after chase through Fraser Valley that started with wellness checkIt started when Mounties were called to Charles Street and Loring Avenue in Chilliwack at 2:30 a.m. for a wellness check on two people sleeping in a running vehicle.CrimeMar 28, 2023
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Fraser Valley bus union threatens ‘indefinite’ strike to begin MondayFirst Transit transit workers, especially bus drivers, have an "indefinite strike" planned as CUPE 561 and their employer has not been able to reach a deal.CanadaMar 17, 2023
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TransLink mayors council warns of major service cuts if funding isn’t found by 2024While there was some money in the 2023 B.C. budget for Translink's Broadway Subway Project, the mayors council said it was hoping for more funding for the 10-year transit plan.CanadaMar 2, 2023