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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

BC Federation of Students calls for systemic changes to make up for federal caps on international students
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
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
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.
Volunteers plant native shrubbery in Stanley Park to help restore forest
Volunteers plant native shrubbery in Stanley Park to help restore forest

Braving the rain on Saturday, over 40 volunteers, working with the Stanley Park Ecology Society, planted 500 shrubs in the Lost Lagoon area.
Langara College instructors’ union concerned about layoffs; college says none planned
Langara College instructors’ union concerned about layoffs; college says none planned

Instructors at Langara College say they are at risk of losing their positions due to the new international student enrolment cap.
Mother mourning death of son found on Grouse Mountain after atmospheric river
Mother mourning death of son found on Grouse Mountain after atmospheric river

Chandra Russell is mourning the loss of her 25-year-old son, Tevin Rauner, who was found deceased on Grouse Mountain Oct. 21.

Vancouver-based shoe company donates 600 pairs of shoes to Downtown Eastside non-profit
Vancouver-based shoe company donates 600 pairs of shoes to Downtown Eastside non-profit

Community Services Access Point Society says Vancouver-based Vessi donated 600 pairs of waterproof shoes to give to DTES residents.

Port Moody bakery owner expresses concern over treatment of neurodiverse staff
Port Moody bakery owner expresses concern over treatment of neurodiverse staff

The co-owner of Gabi & Jules Handmade Pies in Port Moody says she has noticed increasing mistreatment of her staff.

First-year international students face barriers to accessing food banks
First-year international students face barriers to accessing food banks

Concerns are being raised about a local food bank's policy of not offering services to international students in their first year.