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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Vancouver city council debates adding more density to Broadway Corridor plan
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Fake nurse addresses court at sentencing hearing
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Sentencing hearing underway for fake nurse who worked in B.C.
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Plan for new Community centre in Vancouver West End derailed
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Witness testimony at trial in stabbing death of teen
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Disturbing video shown at trial for Surrey fatal bus stabbing
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Canada Post strike enters third week
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Chinatown business blames crime and street disorder for their move
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Union Gospel Mission’s annual Christmas store opens
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Man who stabbed stranger released again
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Trump threatens Canada, Mexico with new tariffs
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Vancouver city council revisiting policy on heating in newly built homes
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Metro Vancouver storm cleanup continues Wednesday
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Suspicious fire guts Burnaby apartment building
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Investigation underway into massive fire at Burnaby apartment building
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UBC studies finds a ‘staggering’ number of mountain biking spinal injuries
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Celebrating 111th Grey Cup in Vancouver with fanfare
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People filmed getting too close to bear in Whistler
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Annacis water supply tunnel designed to withstand major earthquakes
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Vancouver Remembrance Day celebrated for 100th year at Victory Square
Author Archives
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Bus passengers testify in murder trial over fatal B.C. transit stabbingKaiden Mintenko has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the April 11, 2023 fatal stabbing.CrimeDec 4
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Court sees chilling video as murder trial in Surrey bus stabbing beginsKaiden Mintenko has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the April 2023 attack.CrimeDec 3
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Chinatown barber says he has to move due to street crime and disorderA barber in Vancouver's Chinatown has announced he is leaving the neighbourhood and moving to a new location due to crime and disorder.CrimeDec 2
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UGM Christmas Hamper Store gives families ‘the gift of choice’UGM spokesperson Sarah Chew said the program is a way to offer choice and dignity to families living in a precarious position.CanadaNov 28
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RCMP suspect arson in Burnaby apartment fire that displaced 100 peopleAbout 100 people were left homeless by the fire in the apartment building at Jersey Avenue and Kingsway, and two people were taken to hospital for smoke inhalation.CrimeNov 19
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‘Irresponsible’: Black bear in Whistler Village surrounded by people, TikTok video shows"I was yelling at them saying get the F** away it’s a wild animal," resident Josh Merrin told Global News. "Sorry about my language."EnvironmentNov 13
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Eby tells B.C. film sector ‘we’re in your corner’ as California mulls tax credit hikeCalifornia is looking at almost doubling the film credit it offers to TV and film productions. Will B.C. be able to stay competitive?EnvironmentOct 29
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B.C. food banks grapple with surging demand, falling donationsB.C. food banks report they're seeing more than 225,000 monthly visits, up 15 per cent over 2023. Donations, meanwhile, are falling as would-be donors feel the pinch.CanadaOct 28
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BC Conservative candidate refuses to answer questions at campaign officeThe pressure is mounting on BC Conservative candidate Brent Chapman as more offensive social media posts have been exposed.CanadaOct 15
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Surrey could phase out ‘traditional schools’ as it grapples with surging enrolmentFaced with soaring enrolment, the Surrey Board of Education could phase out is popular "traditional schools" to accommodate more students.EducationOct 15
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Merritt mayor says internal documents show ER closures will continue to DecemberMike Goetz told Global News he was sent internal documents by non-official insider sources within Interior Health that indicate more ER closures coming.HealthOct 2
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First Nations suspect agriculture in Fraser Valley fish killThe Cheam and Sqwá First Nations say they discovered the fish kill in the Hope Slough on Monday while members were conducting routine water sampling.EnvironmentSep 25
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Ex-Mountie accused of new offences while on bail over sex charge convictionAndrew Seangio was convicted in 2022 of exposing himself to young girls near a Vancouver private school.CrimeSep 16
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‘Exhausted’: B.C. business community warns of impact from potential Air Canada strike"The business community, I think, is exhausted by the the series of labour disruptions that have taken place over the last 15 months."EconomySep 11
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Rare cougar sighting on Bowen Island divides small communityA cougar was first spotted on the island in late July, prompting a municipal alert on July 25. It is believed it swam to the island or floated on some logs.EnvironmentSep 10
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‘It feels targeted’: Maple Ridge tea shop hit by vandalism for 3rd time'It's scary. If I'm being honest, it feels targeted. It feels intentional,' said a businessperson whose Maple Ridge shop has been attacked three times in 18 months.CrimeSep 9
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Shower and laundry facility for the homeless in Surrey closes as funds run outThe Cove Healthy Living Facility, operated by the Surrey Urban Mission, opened in November 2022, with a one-time funding grant from the Union of B.C. Municipalities.HealthSep 2
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Vandals leave broken glass in Maple Ridge pool, facility closes for seasonMaple Ridge Mayor Dan Rumi says vandalism at a local outdoor pool — including urine covered clothes and broken glass in the water — has led the facility to close early this year.CrimeAug 28
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17-year-old falls to his death at Lynn Canyon Park in North VancouverDwayne Derban, assistant chief of operations at the District of North Vancouver Fire and Rescue, said the call came in at 3 p.m. on Sunday.CanadaAug 26
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Vancouver police extend body camera pilot to end of yearThe six-month pilot project having Vancouver police officers using body-worn cameras was intended to end on June 30, but the VPD now says it will now run until the end of the year.CrimeAug 21
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‘We are forgotten’: B.C. seniors are struggling to find housingB.C. seniors say it's difficult to afford rent in the province, especially when they are living on fixed incomes.LifestyleAug 19
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Long-lost ‘Beachcombers’ jetboat returns to Gibsons, B.C. for restorationThe 'HiBaller II,' a jetboat operated by beachcombing antihero and fan favourite character Relic (Robert Clothier) is coming back to Gibsons.EntertainmentAug 13
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B.C. cities top the list for highest crime rates in CanadaAccording to StatCan data, Kamloops had the highest crime severity index across all of Canada's census metropolitan areas in 2023, with Chilliwack having the second highest.CrimeAug 12
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Studio for $2.6K a month: Confusion over ‘affordable’ Vancouver rental unitsUnits in a new rental building in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighbourhood were expected to be affordable but some say they are quite the opposite.EconomyAug 7
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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