Thousands have died of drug overdoses since B.C. declared a state of emergency in 2016 – now what?
It’s been six years since British Columbia declared a state of emergency over the number…
Tina House
A proud Métis from BC, Tina began her television career in 1997 as a talent agent for film and TV. She joined APTN National News in 2007 as a Video Journalist in the Vancouver bureau. In 2010, she was the recipient of the Amnesty International Human Rights Journalism Award for her story on murdered and missing women and girls.
Confirmation of unmarked graves and extreme weather made 2021 tough in B.C.
APTN National News video journalist Tina House takes a look back at the biggest stories of the year
RCMP in B.C. confirm the body of Ashley Simpson has been located
More than five years ago, Ashley Marie Simpson vanished just outside Salmon Arm, B.C. On…
Now that the rains have stopped, B.C. residents taking stock of the damage
Despite the fact that the rain has stopped coming down in the lower mainland of…
Weather alerts lifted for B.C., but flooded areas still causing havoc
Semi turns over on sideroad outside Abbotsford, B.C. leaking tar into creek.
Program that teaches movies stunts launches in Vancouver
From being blown up to racing cars, action scenes and combat fighting – a weekend…
B.C. reopens major section of flood-damaged Trans Canada Highway in Fraser Valley
A major section of the flood-damaged Trans-Canada Highway was reopening Thursday afternoon in B.C., which…
First Nations in B.C. hit by flooding preparing for the next round of bad weather
Clean-up efforts are still underway in British Columbia after a massive weather system dumped a…
‘The land is speaking to us, and we need to listen,’ says UBCIC grand chief
Indigenous leaders put B.C. flooding emergency in context