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Angela Bower

Video Journalist

About Angela

Angela is a people person, and loves meeting people on the job and getting to share their stories. She has a degree from Simon Fraser University, where she majored in communications. After school, Angela moved to India where she started her career in journalism reporting on Indian-Canadian relations for The Economic Times. But Angela finds TV more exciting, and decided to further her career at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT), where she graduated in 2022. She started as a video journalist at CityNews Vancouver the same year. Angela has a puppy, a Frenchton, named Harley and spends most of her spare time with him, walking on the seawall.

Latest stories published

UGM serves up 81st annual Christmas dinner to vulnerable residents

The Union Gospel Mission held its 81st annual Christmas dinner on Saturday, welcoming hundreds of people wanting a warm and comforting meal.
Long road to recovery for family whose home was damaged in atmospheric river

Marc LaTorre's West Vancouver home was heavily damaged in the atmospheric weather event that hit the area Oct. 25.

Surrey-Langley SkyTrain project takes public feedback at open house

The planners of the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain project held an open house Saturday to get public feedback on the design of the new $6B expansion.
Students push to equip high schools with AEDs

Tobias Zhang says his high school and the VSB have denied a request to have an AED installed in the school, but he intends to keep pushing.

Local novelty stamp business says revenue down 85 per cent due to Canada Post strike

As the Canada Post strike enters its second week, local businesses who rely on the service are feeling the impact.

Burnaby RCMP asking Tesla driver to come forward in investigation of suspected arson

Some residents of a Burnaby apartment building are still displaced after a fire destroyed their home early Tuesday morning.
BC Federation of Students calls for systemic changes to make up for federal caps on international students

The BC Federation of Students wants the province to increase funding to make up for lower revenue due to new caps on international students.

Thousands gathered at Vancouver's 100th commemoration of Remembrance day at Victory Square

Over 20,000 people of all ages gathered at Vancouver's Victory Square Monday for the 100th time to commemorate Remembrance Day despite the rain.
Vancouver company's missing van recovered through social media

A Vancouver paddle board business is asking for help locating items missing from a company van that was allegedly stolen and swiftly found with the help of social media.