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Michael Williams

Reporter

About Michael

Michael was born and raised in North Vancouver and is currently a full-time student in the Broadcast and Online Journalism program at BCIT. He is on track to graduate in May 2022. He joined CityNews 1130 as an intern in late 2021 and soon joined the team part-time as a reporter. Michael prides himself as someone who is a passionate storyteller and always curious. When Michael isn't working he like to be active with friends, rollerblade on the sea wall, and stay up to date with his favorite hockey team, the Edmonton Oilers.

Latest stories published

Friday marks YVR's busiest travel day of the holiday season

With Christmas just around the corner, Vancouver's airport says it anticipates Friday will be its busiest travel day for the entire holiday season.
North Vancouver man suspected of attempted murder in California

Two Canadians, including a 25-year-old North Vancouver man, are at the centre of an alleged failed murder plot in California.
Better Business Bureau urges caution after Vancouver Taylor Swift fan scammed out of thousands

As Taylor Swift fans scramble to score last-minute tickets for her highly-anticipated Vancouver concerts, fraudsters are preying on the desperation. 
B.C. Premier says 'unjustified' U.S. tariffs would be 'devastating'

B.C. Premier David Eby is warning that a potential 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods by the U.S. would be "devastating" for the province's forestry and lumber industries. 
Residents return to Burnaby apartment building after massive fire believed arson

Some, but not all, residents are being allowed to return home Wednesday after a massive apartment fire in Burnaby sent two people to hospital and displaced roughly 100 others Tuesday morning.
B.C. paramedics raise issue with new ambulance policy

The Ambulance Paramedics of BC is concerned about a new provincial policy that reserves ambulances for life-threatening calls.
B.C. port workers union plans to challenge federal intervention in labour dispute

The union representing more than 700 locked-out port workers is not pleased with Ottawa's decision to intervene in their ongoing labour dispute, which has disrupted the flow of shipping on the West Coast for the past eight days.
Jagmeet Singh throws support behind locked-out B.C. port workers

Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh joined locked-out B.C. port workers Friday in their fight to hammer out a deal with their employer.
BC SPCA promoting one-eyed kitten 'Mike Wazowski' up for adoption soon

The Sunshine Coast BC SPCA is spreading the word about a young kitten that needs a new family after losing an eye.