Simon Little
Online Journalist
Simon Little is a Global BC Online Journalist and a news contributor at 980 CKNW.
Prior to joining the online desk in 2018, he worked as a Digital and Radio Reporter at CKNW.
At CKNW, he was a co-recipient of the 2016 RTDNA (Radio, Television and Digital News Association) BC Region Dave Rogers Long Feature Award and received a 2016 BCAB Award for Excellence in News Reporting for coverage of the fentanyl crisis and the 2018 RTDNA BC Region Innovation Award for coverage of the family justice system.
At Global BC he has shared awards with the online team including the 2019 RTDNA BC Region award for coverage of B.C.’s pipeline and wine dispute with Alberta and the 2018 silver Digital Publishing Award for coverage of the B.C. wildfires.
Simon has a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of British Columbia and a diploma in broadcast journalism from BCIT.
He is passionate about local and breaking news, politics and current affairs and is an avid cyclist who has travelled by bicycle through 13 countries.
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Video Archives
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This is BC: B.C. supergroup using music to fight anti-Asian racism
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Vancouver police investigating random downtown assault
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Retired Black B.C. Supreme Court judge wrongly handcuffed by Vancouver police
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Major police response after shots fired at Vancouver International Airport
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Two homes badly damaged in suspicious Surrey fire
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Burnaby shooting leaves woman with life-threatening injuries
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Graffiti comparing Dr. Bonnie Henry to Nazi concentration camp doctor condemned
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Violent altercation at Vancouver supermarket caught on camera
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Crews called to demolish East Vancouver building at risk of collapse
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Police and protesters clash at East Vancouver rail blockade
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RAW VIDEO: Climate activists dump fake blood in front of B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver
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New COVID-19 variants of concern found at three more Surrey schools
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Crews battle large fire at Kamloops landfill
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Search underway for nine-year-old girl missing from Surrey
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Anti-masker abuses staff at Vancouver camera store
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B.C. police say no evidence to support missing women rumours on social media
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EXCLUSIVE RAW VIDEO: Vancouver police bust alleged ‘makeshift nightclub’ breaking COVID-19 restrictions
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Speeding car flips head over tail after crashing in Victoria-area neighbourhood
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Petition calls for B.C. to extend students’ winter break amid COVID-19
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Pop up Abbotsford dance performance brightens COVID-19 gloom
Author Archives
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Trump threatens new 35% tariff on Canadian goods, effective Aug. 1In a letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday, President Donald Trump said the U.S. would impose a 35 per cent tariff on imports from Canada next month.Canada7 hours
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Get outside, but get home safe: B.C. search-and-rescue teams make summer warningCalls to B.C. search-and-rescue teams always surge with the summer season. Here's what they want you to know to get home safe.7 hours
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Lacing up the skates in the off-season with Connor BedardIt was a tough year for the Blackhawks, who finished 31st in a league of 32, with just 25 wins, but the up and coming NHL superstar is optimistic about the future.Sports7 hours
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Pediatric unit resumes some services at Kelowna General HospitalStarting this Sunday, the unit will once again offer elective pediatric surgeries and diagnostic procedures that require sedation.Health9 hours
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Port of Vancouver seeks bidders for massive Roberts Bank terminal expansionThe Roberts Bank Terminal 2 (RBT2) project will add a new three-berth terminal to the existing port site in Delta, increasing the port's capacity by 50 per cent.Economy10 hours
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Vancouver Pride Parade returning to Davie Village with new, shorter routeThe Pride Society said Thursday that financial pressures have led to a shorter route this year, about half the length of parades in previous years.12 hours
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Teen charged in horrific attack on Ontario child police initially attributed to an animalOntario Provincial Police say a 17-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder and sexual assault in the attack on an eight-year-old child in Quadeville, Ontario.CrimeJul 9
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‘It is working’: Surrey says zero-tolerance crackdown on illegal builds getting resultsThe City of Surrey says since it launched its crackdown last year, it has already issued more than $50,000 in fines for illegal builds.EconomyJul 9
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Cautious optimism in B.C. as provinces agree to slash barriers to booze tradeProvincial and federal representatives revealed the memorandum of understanding Tuesday that commits them to advancing direct-to-consumer alcohol sales between provinces.EconomyJul 9
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Vancouver green-lights 30 km/h speed limit on minor streetsVancouver's default speed limit is currently 50 kilometres per hour, with exceptions for school and park zones and a stretch of East Hastings near Main Street.PoliticsJul 9
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Fatal Whistler stabbing lands man 3.5-year prison sentenceDedaar Jhooty pleaded guilty to manslaughter last summer for the Aug. 14, 2021, altercation that left Henry Stanley Garcia Molina dead.CrimeJul 9
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Report calls for more provincial support of B.C. event security planningThe B.C. government should create a centralized hub of event planning resources and offer more financial support for event security, according to a new report.PoliticsJul 9
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BC Conservative MLA Brent Chapman diagnosed with throat cancerChapman told Global News he'd initially thought the lump in his throat was an infection, but tests subsequently determined it was cancerous.PoliticsJul 8
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Suspect in Vancouver Lapu Lapu Day attack appears in courtKai-Ji Adam Lo appeared via video as his lawyer applied for the disclosure of psychiatric and forensic records ahead of a more fulsome hearing on his fitness to stand trial.CrimeJul 8
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2 men, 1 wearing huge wig, linked to explosion outside B.C. cabinet minister’s officePolice believe the men set off "an unsophisticated home-made device, initiated by a burning fuse," but say they don't know if the incident was politically motivated.CrimeJul 8
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B.C. to consider ban on breeding and acquisition of all exotic catsThe ban would include a variety of exotic cats, including servals, caracals, ocelots, European and African wildcats, Asian golden cats, fishing cats, jungle cats and marbled cats.Jul 8
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Police called to daylight shooting in LangleyShots rang out on Willoughby Way near Meadows Edge Park in Langley on Monday evening. Images from the scene show a black BMW SUV surrounded by police vehicles.CrimeJul 7
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Meet the 10-year-old B.C. opera singer taking the arts world by stormThe young, classically trained singer is taking the performing arts world by storm and has already stacked up an impressive resume.EntertainmentJul 7
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Suspect in violent Mount Pleasant robbery releasedJames Chartrand, 60, is accused of demanding money and threatening a Mount Pleasant shopkeeper as she closed up her family store last September.CrimeJul 7
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After vandals cause $458K in damage, New West mulls plan to protect Pier ParkA portion of Westminster Pier Park has been cut off from the continuous riverfront esplenade for more than three years due to an active development site.CrimeJul 7
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FIFA 2026 impacts to shutter Lower Mainland courts for nearly a monthAs a result of World Cup impacts, the Vancouver, New Westminster, Abbotsford and Chilliwack law courts will be virtually shut down between June 12 and July 8, 2026.Jul 7
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Crews scour Thompson River after international student swept away in KamloopsPolice say the man entered the Thompson River to retrieve a volleyball and was caught in the undercurrent and swept away.Jul 7
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Frustration in B.C. as extortion suspects released 1 day after high-profile arrestsPolice announced two arrests related to the extortion racket, but RCMP confirmed Friday that the suspects have already been released without charge.CrimeJul 4
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How to keep your pet safe while on the road this summerICBC and the BC SPCA are reminding drivers to ensure they're keeping their pets' safety in mind when on the road this summer.CrimeJul 4
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They might ‘look really cool,’ but these e-dirt bikes are illegal on B.C. roadsE-dirt bike riders could be hit with a variety of financial penalties under the Motor Vehicle Act, including no insurance ($598), no licence ($276) and no helmet ($138).Jul 4