Kylie Stanton
Reporter
Kylie Stanton is a video-journalist for Global BC, based in Victoria.
A winner of the RTDNA (Radio, Television and Digital News Association) Video Journalist award in 2023, Kylie began her broadcast career at CKPG in Prince George as a reporter and late-night anchor. She then moved to CFJC in Kamloops where she began shooting and editing her own stories.
Prior to joining Global BC, she worked as a video-journalist at CHEK News.
A graduate of Simon Fraser University with a major in Communications, and BCIT’s broadcast journalism program, throughout her career, Kylie has covered a wide range of stories, but has always had a soft spot for feature storytelling.
When Kylie is not in the field reporting, the mother of two can be found in the dance studio where she choreographs for competitive teams at home in Victoria and across the country. She knows far too much about golf, thanks to her husband.
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Video Archives
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‘He will be missed by all’: Victims identified in fatal Tofino private plane crash
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Victoria council votes on daytime sheltering
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Overdose death comes day after new Victoria first responders safety policy
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B.C. university suing pro-Palestinian protesters
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Oak Bay cafe facing high municipal fees after battle to keep patio
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Heiltsuk Nation celebrates ‘powerful, emotional’ return of historic chief’s seat
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Deadly week on B.C. highways
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Six-hour flight for B.C. family turns into 3-day nightmare
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Retirement homes criticized for keeping damage deposits
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B.C. physics students get trip of a lifetime
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Orphaned orca calf not seen for nearly two months
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Victoria’s Centennial Square to be revamped
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World’s smartest chicken lives on Gabriola Island
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Humpback spotted entangled in fishing net near Campbell River
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Young Victoria bellringer wins award
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Saanich council dropping some speed limits to 30 km/h
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Responsible whale watching focus of new campaign
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North Cowichan neighbourhood complain of peacock problems
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Washington State tribe given preliminary approval to hunt grey whales
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BC Ferries vessels now available for charter
Author Archives
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Victoria looks to break up encampments with plan for daytime sheltersCouncil voted Thursday to develop a plan with a timeline and cost estimates to prevent people from keeping tents and structures up during the day.PoliticsJul 18
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Overdose death comes day after Victoria changes first responder safety policyUnder the new policy, paramedics and firefighters won't respond to calls on the 900 block of Pandora Avenue without a police escort.HealthJul 17
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B.C. business decries ‘money grab’ to make pandemic patio permanentHide and Seek Coffee in Oak Bay ultimately had to pay $2,000 and go through a city council meeting to have the patio approved.PoliticsJul 15
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6-hour WestJet flight home turns into 3-day nightmare for B.C. familyStephanie Sherlock and two family members in wheelchairs were headed home to B.C. on WestJet from Thunder Bay when a cancelled flight led to two layovers and days of waiting.CanadaJul 10
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B.C. families battle retirement home over security deposits: ‘It’s just not right’Greg Stewart is one of several people who allege a Langford independent living facility has wrongly withheld their family members' damage deposits when they moved out.ConsumerJul 9
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B.C. physics students turned TikTok sensations get the experience of a lifetimeBoth students were invited to the 70th-anniversary celebration of CERN in Switzerland and met one of the facility's top experimental physicists.ScienceJul 8
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‘Poop all over the place’: Free-roaming peacocks anger Vancouver Island neighbourhoodResidents of a North Cowichan neighbourhood say they've had enough of the peacocks that have made a home of their community.CanadaJun 14
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Did you know you can charter a BC Ferries vessel?In the past, BC Ferries has been chartered for use in films and commercials or as crew transportation, but mostly, people have booked one of the fleet's smaller vessels.EconomyJun 12
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West Coast earthquake-swarm site will be focus of next ONC expeditionOne of the earthquakes, according to Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) was approximately 4.1 magnitude, marking the event as a "peak swarm."EnvironmentJun 5
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‘It’s home’: RV dwellers on Vancouver Island worried about possible bylaw changeUnder the proposed bylaw, the Regional District of Nanaimo would limit stays for recreational vehicles to six months, even in an RV park.PoliticsJun 4
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‘Critical’: Doctors, health-care staff sound alarm about Nanaimo hospitalNanaimo Regional General Hospital is the busiest emergency department on the island and treats more than 400 inpatients in a 345-bed facility regularly.HealthMay 29
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Here’s why one B.C. centenarian made Chinese Canadian historyWeeks after Wayne Chow was born he was issued what is now known as a C.I.45 Certificate, when the Chinese Exclusion Act was brought in to replace the Chinese Head Tax.CanadaMay 23
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Filmmaker takes toxic drug crisis documentary to B.C. MLAsThe drug crisis claimed an average of six lives a day in B.C., amounting to more than 2,500 people in 2023 alone.HealthMay 22
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B.C. mulls making CPR training mandatory in high schools after student’s overdoseIn an open letter, her mother Caroline McIntyre, who is an emergency physician, said a 15-minute delay in her daughter receiving naloxone or CPR contributed to her death.HealthMay 21
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Downtown Nanaimo becomes post-apocalyptic streetscape for ‘The Last of Us’The historic downtown core of the Harbour City has been transformed into a post-apocalyptic American streetscape for the hit HBO series 'The Last of Us.'EntertainmentMay 13
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B.C. mother targeted by AI phone scam initially convinced it was her son"There was the crying and the sobbing that made it a little bit, a little bit doubtful," she said. "But frankly, I was convinced it was him."TechMay 7
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Meter mixup: B.C. woman’s power bill swapped with neighbours for over a decadeA B.C. woman is seeking compensation after learning BC Hydro mixed her and her neigbhours power meters up for more than a decade.ConsumerMay 6
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‘One disaster after another’: Denman Islanders steamed over cable ferry outageMechanical issues sidelined the Baynes Sound Connector, which links Denman Island and Vancouver Island, on Thursday morning.TrafficMay 2
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Vancouver Island residents question new supportive housing locationResidents on Braidwood Road in Courtenay on Vancouver Island say the city and BC Housing have pushed through a plan for the property without consultation.PoliticsMay 1
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Vancouver Island teams pairing cops with mental health nurses off to encouraging startThe West Shore RCMP's Mobile Integrated Crisis Response Team (MICR) is similar to the Car 87/88 in Vancouver and the Car 67 program in Surrey.HealthApr 29
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B.C. carjacking victim says she doesn’t trust ‘catch-and-release’ system'It's been really hard, to even get back into the swing of things. Honestly, I feel like my life has been completely torn apart, and I don't know where to even begin.'CrimeApr 25
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Woman shares carjack nightmare: ‘I can’t believe this is happening in Victoria’A Victoria woman is sharing her story after a man shoved her to the ground and stole her car, smashing it into multiple others before being arrested.CrimeApr 23
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‘Second chance’: B.C. humpbacks, researchers feature in ‘Planet Earth’ episodeHumpback whales on the B.C. coast and the researchers who study them are featured in a new episode of 'Planet Earth III.'EnvironmentApr 22
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B.C. government criticized for lack of funding for medications, rare conditionsThe report stated that when medications were covered, B.C. allocated only $257 dollars per person, compared to the Canadian average of $442.HealthApr 16
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‘We’re not going to stop’: Team to rethink next steps for B.C. orca whale rescueA team of officials working to save a stranded orca calf off the coast of Vancouver Island say they are not going to give up after the first rescue attempt failed on Friday.EnvironmentApr 13