
Aaron McArthur
Reporter, Global BC at Global News
Television reporter for GlobalBC, father, and an advocate for organ donation.
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2 weeks ago |
globalnews.ca | Aaron McArthur
B.C.'s NDP government is defending itself in the wake of new reports detailing the dramatic increase in public sector employees and the cost of payroll. The province is in the midst of a staffing shortage across key public sectors - currently short more than 1,000 teachers and six times as many nurses. But while critical positions go unfilled, the size of the public sector continues to grow, with British Columbia leading the country in the growth of taxpayer-funded jobs.
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1 month ago |
globalnews.ca | Amy Judd |Aaron McArthur
The coroner’s inquest into the drug death of a University of Victoria student has gone to the jury after hearing more testimony about a controversial 911 call. Sidney McIntyre-Starko was 18 years old when she died of an accidental fentanyl overdose in her dorm room in January 2024. She and her friends had snorted a substance they’d found at the bottom of a box of coolers.
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1 month ago |
globalnews.ca | Amy Judd |Aaron McArthur
The B.C. government was initially opposed to the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion but is now supporting a proposal that would allow tankers to carry more oil through B.C. waters. Trans Mountain wants to increase the volume of oil each tanker transports but that would involve dredging the Burrard Inlet to prevent heavier tankers from hitting the sea floor.
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1 month ago |
globalnews.ca | Aaron McArthur |Amy Judd
The inquest into the death of Sidney McIntyre-Starko continued on Wednesday, when a doctor from the U.S. took the stand. Dr. Michael Kurz is a physician who has written academic papers on best practices around emergency medical dispatch in the United States. He testified that in order to save lives, dispatchers need to be quicker with key questions, which Sidney McIntyre-Starko’s family says could have saved her life.
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1 month ago |
globalnews.ca | Simon Little |Aaron McArthur
Cleaning up the wreckage of a derelict former B.C. ferry that went up in flames this weekend could take years and millions of dollars, experts say. The former Queen of Sidney was retired from BC Ferries’ fleet in 2000, and has been more on the Fraser River in Mission since it was sold in 2002 to Gerald Tapp. On Saturday morning, it was consumed by flames, sending a massive column of toxic smoke into the air and forcing hundreds of people to shelter in place.
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