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Greg Bowman

Web Editor/Reporter

About Greg

Prior to returning to CityNews Vancouver, Greg worked for the station as an anchor and reporter from 2021-22. He's been in the newsroom for some of the biggest recent stories in B.C., including the heat dome and November flooding in 2021. Originally from Kitchener, Ontario, Greg holds a Bachelor's degree in Media Studies from Western University and is a graduate of Fanshawe College's Broadcast Journalism program. He is passionate about local news and politics. In his free time, he enjoys watching sports and exploring the city.

Latest stories published

Violent incident in Surrey sees 2 people arrested, charged

Police in Surrey say two people have been arrested and now charged in relation to a "violent" altercation in the city on Monday night.
Shoppers Drug Mart apologizes after B.C. patient charged for flu shot

Loblaw has confirmed that one of its Shoppers Drug Mart locations in Vancouver wrongfully charged someone a fee for a flu shot.
Lower interest rates yet to kick start home sales: Vancouver Realtors

It doesn't seem like lower interest rates are doing much to increase home sales in the Lower Mainland, according to new figures from Realtors.
Almost 1 in 4 British Columbians living paycheque to paycheque: survey

Another new survey is out showing how many British Columbians are struggling to make ends meet, and the toll that's taking on them.
New Vancouver professional women's soccer team unveils name, logo

The Northern Super League will feature six teams from across the country, and this week, the Vancouver Rise was unveiled.
North Vancouver drivers hit with speeding fines

The North Vancouver RCMP says the need for speed landed three drivers with some pretty big fines in recent days.
430 wildfires burn across B.C. with 107 starts in past 24 hours

The BC Wildfire Service says as of Wednesday morning, there were 107 fire starts in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of wildfires in the province to 430.
Vancouver's False Creek E. coli levels soar after sewage main break

Vancouver Coastal Health's latest water sampling shows E. coli levels near Olympic Village were 10 times higher than what is considered safe for swimming.
Vancouver Canucks playoff tickets selling for at least $500 for first home game

If you're hoping to snag yourself a couple of tickets to the Vancouver Canucks first playoff game in the city since 2015, it seems like it's going to cost you a pretty penny.