Tchadas Leo
Multimedia Journalist at CHEK-TV (Victoria, BC)
Host and Producer at Our Native Land
Host & Producer of Our Native Land through CHEK TV. Professional TV Host | Journalist | Actor | Representation: Coultish Management. Opinions are my own.
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5 days ago |
cheknews.ca | Tchadas Leo
Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is on Vancouver Island with a mission to keep the Island orange. However, all the current polls show the party is looking at being wiped off the electoral map. Singh spoke to CHEK News on his way to Victoria to campaign with NDP Victoria incumbent MP Laurel Collins. His message to Islanders is similar to what the party has been delivering for the past week.
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1 week ago |
cheknews.ca | Tchadas Leo
The Esquimalt-Saanich-Sooke riding, formerly the Esquimalt-Juan De Fuca riding, has long been an NDP stronghold. But with tariffs and the cost of living on the rise, other major parties are trying to cut off the orange trend in the region. Candidates in the region are hitting the pavement trying to convince the almost 98,000 eligible voters to pick them and their party.
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1 week ago |
cheknews.ca | Tchadas Leo
Camosun College is expected to pass a balanced budget of more than $1.7 million, but both faculty and student associations are rallying to highlight what they are calling a financial crisis. Camosun College Faculty Association president Lynelle Yutani says talks between the faculty and administration have come to a complete standstill.
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1 week ago |
cheknews.ca | Tchadas Leo
Staff at the Mustard Seed Street Church and Food Bank in Victoria say they’re seeing 24 per cent more people using their services compared to the same time last year. Although not surprised, Mustard Seed executive director Treska Watson says these numbers are alarming. “People are concerned, we’re concerned about how we are going to make ends meet, how we are going to sustain that kind of growth,” said Watson.
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1 week ago |
cheknews.ca | Tchadas Leo
After a Vancouver Island campaign stop by Liberal leader Mark Carney, an elected First Nation chief is upset that his nation wasn’t consulted or acknowledged. Additionally, the Saanich Peninsula-based nation, along with others, are upset that a lot of Indigenous issues are being ignored in this election cycle. Earlier this week, Carney announced in Central Saanich that, if elected, he would add more national parks across the country, including consultations with First Nations.
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