Eric Rankin

If you applied for COVID-19 financial aid- CERB or CESB- your personal info might have been hacked. Here's my exclusive story on a proposed class action lawsuit launched to get you compensation: https://t.co/KrmqRNqY5g

97 yr old Mary Wong wants the diamond from her 1943 engagement ring returned. She says someone snipped it from her finger as she slept in a Vancouver nursing home— & a jeweller backs her up. Watch our demo on CBC TV News— or read: https://t.co/rNW4TaKhYL https://t.co/9dkCGn53tm

High & dry: Surrey couple fight for return of their $17,000 power boat after it disappeared from a boat broker's lot, just before a police raid. They know who has it now. But he claims he paid for it. Police say they can't help. Watch CBC Vancouver @ 6. https://t.co/IJBvLcGJ5T

Along with our @cbcvancouver TV coverage, here's my #cbc web story on S/Sgt. Jenn Pound's personal struggle with #PTSD- and her courageous battle to get better support from Ottawa and the #RCMP for fellow mounties https://t.co/JvLAisALYQ

Watch my colleague Dan Burritt's excellent TV story on #RCMP S/Sgt. Jenn Pound's struggle with #PTSD & her call for the force and the feds to provide real help-- 11pm @CBCVancouver

Dan Burritt @DanBurritt

"We are in crisis, and it's only going to get worse." Former @HomicideTeam spokesperson with #PTSD says the @rcmpgrcpolice's support system is broken. Her exclusive story at 6pm @CBCVancouver. Watch live here: https://t.co/1WOtIadNBw @ericrankincbc #RCMP https://t.co/DPbZRV47lg

Watch CBC @ 6- Transport Canada pays record $518K human rights settlement to Victoria man who was top contender for a top secret job- until he revealed he suffered from depression. Now he's up for the job denied to him 13 yrs ago. #CBC https://t.co/MpHji4EfkM

Flyer beware: Our story about a woman banned by Air Canada until she pays $18,600 for unknowingly buying fraudlently-obtained tickets on-line, has taken-off. Watch @CBCTheNational tonight. #CBC https://t.co/Y2PM08uYWA

Watch CBC News Vancouver just after hockey at 7 to see a story we can all relate to: What happens when your smartphone falls into the toilet? And your water resistant phone isn't covered for water damage? Note: my hand didn't actually go into a toilet. https://t.co/RJRMULu4oI

Check out excellent story by @PaisleyW2 on former RCMP head of proceeds of crime who now reveals federal anti-money laundering efforts in BC were undermined by changes ordered by top brass #cbc https://t.co/q6fO84PHQB

Attorney General David Eby and federal anti-money laundering minister Bill Blair are pledging a new level of cooperation to stem the flow of dirty money being laundered in BC. First step— Eby hopes RCMP will quickly provide secret intelligence report to Dr. Peter German. #cbc

Secret reports obtained by CBC News reveal BC’s top gaming investigators repeatedly warned bosses “horrendous” amounts of dirty money were being laundered through BC casinos-- as much $1 billion between 2010-2017-- 10 times previous estimates #cbc https://t.co/qxOADG6aFA

On The National tonight: Sharon & Bram of “Sharon, Lois & Bram” fame say they’re owed approx. $15,000 by former promoter who handled west coast leg of their farewell tour #cbc https://t.co/U7cRI0J1s8

CBC News has discovered the BC Lottery Corporation was paying its casino investigators bonuses for a job well done, while the flow of dirty money was skyrocketing in casinos under their watch. See our story at 6 & 11 on CBC TV news and online. @cbc https://t.co/67UvlVXUWO

The family of a Kamloops man who died immediately after a operation at Surrey Memorial hospital is suing one of B.C.'s most prominent surgeons, alleging the doctor was arrogant and negligent-- and then lied to them & authorities about the cause of death. https://t.co/PL7CZ0Hj4m

If you’ve ever flown in a floatplane (or want to), an important story from my “CBC Investigates” colleague Paisley Woodward, as clouds fill our mountain valleys & coastline @cbc https://t.co/6O34FFn7n9

Nice surprise to be among 5 reporters praised for “stellar investigative journalism” in Peter German’s report into money laundering in BC casinos. CBC arguably led the charge breaking award- winning stories since 2004, thanks to investigative producer Paisley Woodward @PaisleyW2

On the National tonight: the story of a little Vancouver Island lodge taking on a big online travel booking site. Why did Expedia list 'rooms are unavailable' at Moon Water Lodge-- for at least 2 years-- when the inn was half empty? #cbc https://t.co/txwRYd2GCU