Grace Ke
Reporter
Grace Ke joined Global BC in 2006.
A Vancouver native, she began her journalism career in 1996 as the weekend anchor at KRTV in Great Falls, Montana. Just two days into her career, the FBI arrested one of its most wanted men just a few miles away – The Unabomber.
Grace continued her career at KIVI in Boise, Idaho where she was honoured by the Idaho Press Club for her investigative reporting, and then joined KXLY in Spokane, and KING TV in Seattle before returning home to Vancouver.
She has covered major stories such the Spokane Serial Killer, the Seattle earthquake in 2001, and the impact of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
When she is not working, Grace, her husband and their twin boys enjoy hitting the ski slopes and travelling whenever they can.
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Video Archives
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Locals offer help as West End seniors’ struggle with broken apartment elevator
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Mission area residents lose cable services to copper thieves
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B.C.’s most vulnerable trying to stay cool amid heat wave
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36 B.C. regions blanketed by heat wave
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Vancouver seniors stuck with no elevator
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WestJet flight disruptions continue following strike
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WestJet strike still impacting travellers at Vancouver airport
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WestJet strike over, but cancellations continue
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Tsawwassen residents fighting to save old trees
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First Nations seek return of land housing well-known B.C. potato farm
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Parents and students rally for Port Coquitlam school rebuild
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Edmonton Oilers fans pack Vancouver venues
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B.C. food banks hold food drives as demand skyrockets
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Should there be suicide barriers on Metro Vancouver bridges?
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Kidney care unit approved for Surrey
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Plan announced to turn ICBC headquarters into middle income housing
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Rare funnel clouds spotted in Chilliwack, B.C.
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Man arrested in fatal Vancouver Chinatown stabbing
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Vancouver police target Quebec-based organized crime group
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B.C. operation targets ‘money mules’
Author Archives
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Help pours in for B.C. seniors trapped by broken elevator, but no quick fix comingThe only elevator in the nine-storey Gordon Fahrni House broke down on June 22, and likely won't be repaired for weeks as management waits for a replacement part.ConsumerJul 10
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Copper thieves keep cutting this B.C. community’s internet: ‘It’s a public safety issue’Residents say copper theft has been an ongoing issue for more than a decade, and has persisted even after Telus switched most of the area to fiber-optic cable in 2021.CrimeJul 9
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‘I can’t get out’: West End seniors left stranded by broken elevatorMany of the residents of the nine-storey Gordon Fahrni House have mobility challenges, and some say they've essentially been confined to their units.PoliticsJul 3
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Hazel Trembath parents, students left wondering when school will be replacedA rally was held at the the site where Hazel Trembath Elementary once stood before a suspicious fire engulfed the school last October.EducationJun 26
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Rare funnel cloud in B.C.’s Fraser Valley captured on video"About 3 p.m. and we were just heading into Abbotsford and we just noticed the funnel coming out of the sky and so we pulled over and started taking some video of it."WeatherJun 17
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Court battle averted as two Langleys feud over shared RCMP costsThe Township of Langley had threatened the City of Langley with a lawsuit if it didn't hand over $2.7 million for its share of 2023 funding for their shared RCMP detachment.PoliticsJun 4
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Businesses plead for help as Broadway subway construction delayed againThe Ministry of Transportation revealed Friday that the projected completion date for the Broadway subway has been pushed back to the fall of 2027.EconomyMay 27
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B.C. woman has 2 surgeries cancelled after hospital fails to provide clean equipmentA 90-year-old woman had her broken hip surgery cancelled twice at White Rock's Peace Arch Hospital due to not being able to get a clean operating room.HealthMay 26
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Float homeowners feel hung out to dry as houses run aground in Fraser RiverCanoe Pass Village residents say a buildup of silt is causing their homes to run aground and governments need to dredge the Fraser River to prevent further damage to properties.PoliticsMay 12
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Surrey hospital won’t have emergency team for parts of May long weekend, doctor claimsA Code Blue team handles patients who require resuscitation or immediate attention, most often as a result of cardiac or respiratory arrest.HealthMay 1
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Caught on video: Woman says ‘hero’ helped save her from burning Burnaby buildingThe saved woman, 79-year-old Anna Dosen, spoke with Global News to highlight her hero’s actions.FireApr 17
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City says new Vancouver park sheltering rules necessary, but some call them ‘inhumane’Bylaw changes approved by the Vancouver Park Board Monday night include a ban sheltering in parks using any kind of structure other than collapsible tents.PoliticsApr 9
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How a B.C. First Nation is rescuing 10 Port Moody homes from the wrecking ballThe houses will be carried by truck through Metro Vancouver, before being loaded onto a barge and relocated to the shíshálh nation's Selma Park subdivision project.EconomyApr 2
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Lockable lighters behind alarming rise in fires in Vancouver, chief saysIn her annual report, Vancouver Fire Rescue Chief Karen Fry said lockable lighters and torches "posed a new challenge in fire prevention efforts."FireMar 6
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Amid mounting bear deaths, calls for more oversight of B.C. conservation officersThe B.C. government is facing calls for mover oversight of conservation officers, amid a mounting number of black bears killed in recent years.EnvironmentMar 5
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Forewarned is forearmed: VPD workshops aim to empower seniors against scammersVancouver police are holding a series of workshops in the city aimed at arming seniors with the tools they need to ward off scammers.CrimeFeb 28
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‘Totally insane’: Safety concerns raised over materials tossed from Granville BridgeA piece of metal tossed from the Granville Street Bridge early Saturday morning is the latest case of materials falling from the span onto businesses below.CanadaFeb 26
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Details emerge in botched Surrey jewelry store robbery that left man shotThe manager of a Surrey jewelry store that was robbed on Sunday is sharing new details about the terrifying ordeal that left one man with multiple gunshot wounds.CrimeFeb 21
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Dozens of vehicles pulled from the road in Abbotsford road safety blitzOut of 87 inspections completed Tuesday, officers identified 268 violations, including 70 that met the "out of service" criteria.TrafficFeb 20
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Vancouver SRO razed in deadly fire had a history of code violations, inquest hearsCliff Lee, who works in fire prevention and urban compliance, said the Winters Hotel in Gastown had repeat violations that required him to issue multiple notices and tickets.FireJan 29
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In Western Canada first, 2 robots take B.C. hospital lab into the futureThe robots, named Tarzan and Jane, now work in the Microbiology Lab at St. Paul's Hospital, testing samples and freeing up staff for more complex work.HealthJan 24
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Transit strike could escalate as union applies to picket SkyTrain stationsThe Metro Vancouver transit supervisor strike is set to end at 3 a.m. Wednesday but there are signs the union representing those workers wants to escalate job action further.CanadaJan 23
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‘I need help’: B.C. woman hailed a hero at risk of losing her home due to injuriesJulie Callaghan said she is now facing the threat of losing her home and is still hoping to settle with the Canadian Railway involved in the incident.CanadaJan 10
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MLA outraged by ‘gift’ of magic mushrooms, coca leaf from B.C. drug activistLongtime cannabis legalization activist Dana Larsen, who now operates what he describes as medicinal mushroom dispensaries, sent packages to all 87 B.C. MLAs this Christmas.PoliticsJan 2
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B.C. man fundraising for cancer treatment after insurance slip-upToby Cleary applied for a $25,000 critical illness benefit through Manulife but was denied — all because he forgot to mention an emergency room visit four years ago.HealthDec 31, 2023