Cecilia Hua
Video Journalist at CKWX-AM (Vancouver, BC)
Video Journalist @CityNewsVAN | also seen on @news12bx @news12bk |📍VAN 💜 NYC | I sometimes tweet about the news
Articles
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1 week ago |
vancouver.citynews.ca | Cecilia Hua
A Langley farm is accepting help after a losing more than half its animals in a fire allegedly set by a former employee. For Kelly Eaglestone, it had been her dream to run the Langley farm that's been in her family for 50 years. "They've been hobby farmers my whole life; we've been farming all kinds of creatures," said Eaglestone. She tended to more than 100 animals, including turkeys, chickens, rabbits, pigs, and baby goats.
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2 weeks ago |
vancouver.citynews.ca | Cecilia Hua
John Washington Huho Junior came to Canada nearly three years ago from Tanzania to study business at Alexander College. Here, he made friends that he thought would last a lifetime. "He was there for me when I was depressed, he's been the person I could always run to and talk on the phone throughout the night to make sure I'm okay. Ever since then, he's been my right-hand man," Huho's friend Neema Bungara said. "John was a very good soul.
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3 weeks ago |
vancouver.citynews.ca | Cecilia Hua
A long-time renter in downtown Vancouver says she's facing harassment from her landlord after two winters of no heat in her unit. Donna Erwin's apartment has served as her sanctuary for the last 11 years. "It's the perfect area, the perfect space for me," she told CityNews while standing among the lush plants on her West End patio. But that all changed when a new landlord took over the building and the heat in her unit stopped working.
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1 month ago |
vancouver.citynews.ca | Cecilia Hua
After saving his friend's life with one of his kidney's, a Sherbrooke, Que. man is cycling home from Vancouver to raise awareness for organ donation. Stéphane Hébert is setting out on a 4760-kilometre journey from Vancouver to Montreal, as he attempts to set the Guinness World Record for the longest bike ride by an organ donor. Four years ago, Hébert donated a kidney to a friend to save their life.
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1 month ago |
vancouver.citynews.ca | Cecilia Hua
The Nisa Foundation, a non-profit organization, has doubled its transitional shelter capacity specifically catering to Muslim women with immigrant or refugee status and their children. The program offers culturally sensitive living spaces, in-house case workers, and counselling.
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Getting a closer look on Depot Road now. One helicopter is coming every other minute to drop water onto the flames. Some homes closest to the mountain have evacuated while others have a go-bag ready. The fire has grown to 8 hectares. @CityNewsVAN #Squamishfire https://t.co/Zz5uVLJ33X
Just got to Squamish where heavy smoke could be seen from the town centre. Several helicopters are still flying above but it seems like residents are staying put. @CityNewsVAN https://t.co/q3Zf60dCqn
Just got to Squamish where heavy smoke could be seen from the town centre. Several helicopters are still flying above but it seems like residents are staying put. @CityNewsVAN https://t.co/q3Zf60dCqn
Any residents in Squamish preparing to evacuate? Send me a DM ✉️ @CityNewsVAN #wildfire #Squamishfire
