Meagan Gill
Associate producer at CTV News
Producer for TV and digital @ctvvancouver. Always in search of a good story and a smooth espresso.
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1 month ago |
604now.com | Meagan Gill
If it feels like Nordic spas are suddenly everywhere in BC — you’re not imagining it. Vancouver and its surrounding areas have seen a wave of cold plunge and steamy saunas pop up in recent years. And we’ve compiled a list of some of the best spots to check out across the province. Whether you’re chasing a post-hike recovery ritual or simply just want to unwind in nature — here’s where to soak, sweat and chill.
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2 months ago |
604now.com | Meagan Gill
Escape to the Sunshine Coast with a staycation at The Stonewater — where coastal calm meets glamping magic. Nestled in Madeira Park, this hidden gem has only been around for about a year — but is already making a name for itself on the coast. And it has everything you could possibly need for a relaxing getaway just a few hours outside of Vancouver.
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Nov 22, 2024 |
604now.com | Meagan Gill
Are You Ready For It? Whether you have tickets or not — get ready to make the friendship bracelets ahead of Taylor Swift’s Vancouver visit next month. The final leg of Swift’s wildly popular Eras tour is set to kick off at BC Place on Dec. 6, where she will perform three back-to-back sold out shows. From bracelet making workshops and Taylor-themed trivia to specialty cocktails and dance parties you can Shake it Off to — there’s no shortage of Swiftie fun to take part in.
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Aug 31, 2024 |
dailyhive.com | Meagan Gill
BoozeRestaurants & BarsCuratedTravelOutdoorsSquamish is known as the outdoor recreation capital of Canada, and it’s easy to see why. The town is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts with its many hiking and biking trails, as well as wind and kite surfing spots. But it’s also rapidly becoming a popular spot to dig into some tasty eats and sip on some craft beer. Cheekye Ranch Take a scenic ride through Squamish Valley by horseback, courtesy of Cheekye Ranch.
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Aug 2, 2024 |
bc.ctvnews.ca | Meagan Gill
Mounties are warning hikers to be prepared before heading into the backcountry after responding to a number of calls in just a three-hour span in the Fraser Valley. In a news release Friday, the Upper Fraser Valley Regional Detachment said Chilliwack RCMP were called to three separate calls for lost or overdue hikers on July 25. The first call came in around 1:15 p.m., with a distress alert from Garmin International regarding hikers who were lost in foggy conditions on Mount Slesse.
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Mounties are warning hikers to be prepared before heading into the backcountry after responding to a number of calls in just a three-hour span in the Fraser Valley. https://t.co/1wHas6sJcM
Mounties in the Okanagan are investigating after five watercraft were stolen from a local resort last month. https://t.co/XEOVrBWVK8
Mounties are investigating a "brazen" sex assault inside a washroom stall at a community centre in South Surrey. https://t.co/rIPC8rjdsW