Emily Lazatin
Reporter / Anchor
Emily Lazatin joined the Global News team in 2015, starting with 980 CKNW.
She is now a member of the Global BC team.
She is a two-time award-winning journalist. In 2016, she won a BC RTDNA Award for best radio feature in an exclusive look into B.C.’s busiest hospital dealing with the province’s overdose crisis, as well as the BCAB award for excellent news reporting for the same story.
On her off days, Emily enjoys spending time with family and friends, cooking and planning her next adventure.
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Video Archives
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Gas prices set to top $2 per litre in Metro Vancouver
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Bank of Canada hikes rate to 4.75% in attempt to cool rising inflation
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Capilano University strike halts classes
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Federal government preparing for 2023 summer fire season
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Travel delays expected despite WestJet pilot strike averted
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Vancouver police investigating after alleged sex assault on crowded beach
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Fire in Langley leaves nearly a dozen people homeless
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Body discovered in Surrey’s Whalley neighbourhood
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Colourful new Canadian passport design and online renewal feature unveiled
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Vancouver city council debates $10M Gastown plan
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Flood threat expected to worsen in Southern and Central B.C.
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B.C. updates intimate images act
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City council to vote on proposed $2 parking fee in Vancouver’s Chinatown
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B.C. government injects $50M to support tourism industry
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Changes made to close loopholes and strengthen air passenger rights
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Canadian premiers look to address public safety
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Big crowds expected for Vancouver 420 events
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How will Public Service Alliance of Canada strike impact British Columbians?
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Nearly 600 lives were lost to toxic drugs in B.C. in 2023
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Testimony begins at Myles Gray inquest
Author Archives
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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B.C. Mayors’ Council on Regional Transportation meets to discuss future projects and ridershipPriorities for the council are expanding local and rapid bus services, and moving TransLink operations to net-zero emission.CanadaJan 26
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Changing consumer habits lead to muted Boxing Day in Lower MainlandThe usual long lines and crack-of-dawn store openings were less prevalent for Boxing Day in Vancouver this year and could be a sign of changing consumer behaviour.CanadaDec 26, 2022
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Environmental group sues B.C. government over alleged ‘missing’ climate plansSierra Club BC, represented by Ecojustice, claims the province has not presented plans outlining how it intends to meet its 2025, 2040 and 2050 climate targets.EnvironmentOct 4, 2022
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B.C. tourism industry calls for end of PCR test policy at Canada-U.S. borderTravellers five years of age and older, regardless of citizenship or vaccine status, must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test to enter Canada.EconomyNov 10, 2021
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After spending a chilly night in B.C.’s mountains, a hiker wants to share his lessonsA hiker who recently found himself lost, alone and in need of a rescue on the North Shore earlier this week is now using his experience to hopefully help others.EnvironmentSep 10, 2021
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TransLink gears up for increased ridership with pandemic restrictions set to easeThe transit authority said up to 90 per cent of regular users could be back on board by September, and staff are considering how that will shape staffing levels and overcrowding.EconomyMay 27, 2021
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Surrey schools need a ‘circuit break,’ says district parents advisory councilThe Surrey District Parents Advisory Council is calling on the province to shift back to online learning in an effort to put a lid on COVID-19 transmission.CanadaApr 6, 2021
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Indigenous leaders call for transparency after police shooting death near TofinoIndigenous leaders are calling for an open and transparent investigation into the fatal police shooting of a 28-year-old man on a reserve off Vancouver Island.CanadaMar 1, 2021
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Richmond mother receives racist email after creating bursary for Black momsA Richmond mother said she feels 'numb' after receiving a racist email for creating a bursary for Black moms.CanadaFeb 2, 2021
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Group hoping to locate homeless man with Down syndrome reported in CoquitlamAdvocates say people with Down syndrome are at significantly heightened risk of COVID-19, compounding the already dangerous challenges of living on the street.Jan 20, 2021
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14-year-old arrested in another attack on Mission B.C. school groundsCpl. Jason Raaflaub said a 14-year-old student from Heritage Park Middle School was arrested and has since been released pending an investigation.CrimeJan 18, 2021
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Police investigating video showing teen assaulted on Mission school groundsThe victim's mother told Global News she believes the attack was targeted because her daughter is part of the LGBTQ2 community.CrimeJan 13, 2021
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Surrey mother desperately seeks kidney donorA Surrey woman is in search of a living kidney donor to save her life. She fears her daughter will end up in government care if her health continues to decline.HealthJan 7, 2021
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More than a third of residents at Vancouver long-term care home have died from COVID-19Officials said 99 of the 114 residents at the facility, and 70 staff, have tested positive for the virus.HealthJan 6, 2021
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Surrey high school records 50 COVID-19 cases across five classesEarl Marriott Secondary School in Surrey is reporting that affected individuals have been told to self-isolate.HealthJan 4, 2021
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Mission, B.C., elementary school principal warns of COVID-19 stigmaA Mission school principal is asking parents to talk to their kids about COVID-19 after what he calls a heartbreaking talk with a young child who had contracted the virus.Dec 8, 2020
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There has been COVID-19 transmission linked to religious services, Fraser Health says"The best way for religious organizations to protect their members right now is to gather virtually," Lee said.HealthDec 1, 2020
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After B.C. church fined for holding service, some question if order violates Charter rightsThe church was fined $2,300 as all in-person services are currently suspended until at least Dec. 7.HealthNov 30, 2020