Negin Nia

Web Editor/Reporter

About Negin

Negin is a Vancouver-based multimedia journalist interested in the intersections of community, health, and culture. She is a graduate of the UBC School of Journalism, Writing and Media. Negin has previously worked as an associate producer for CBC Radio and a podcast producer for The Globe and Mail’s, The Decibel. She has also reported on community-based stories for The Globe's B.C. bureau, CBC Vancouver, and Daily Hive Vancouver. When not storytelling, you can find her in the outdoors, travelling, or discovering a new book or podcast.

Latest stories published

Sea to Sky to expect snowy conditions but people are being urged to drive safely

Drivers heading along the Sea to Sky Highway are being urged to drive slowly and safely as more snow and winter weather enters the forecast.

17h ago

BC Hydro urges preparedness, warning storms are becoming more severe

There is a heavy rain warning issue for the south coast over the next week and BC Hydro is urging people to be prepared for potential outages.

19h ago

2 people found dead in Richmond home: RCMP

Homicide investigators have been called to Richmond after two people were found dead in a home late Thursday.

20h ago

Surrey-Langley SkyTrain station names, locations announced

We're getting closer to the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension project becoming a reality, as eight new station names were announced Friday.

14h ago

Movember Canada goes beyond raising funds for men's mental health year-round

Movember, the annual moustache-growing fundraiser for prostate cancer and men's health, may be ending, but their work continues year-round.

Abbotsford police arrest man in connection with 'historic sexual assault'

Abbotsford Police (AbbyPD) say a 62-year-old man has been arrested and charged in relation to a historic sexual assault allegation.

Vancouver food charity urgently calls for more volunteers this holiday season

A food charity in Vancouver is looking for more volunteers this holiday season after it says demand for its services nearly double.

Burnaby RCMP investigates midday shooting; car found on fire near SFU

The Burnaby RCMP says it's investigating shots being fired in a busy area in broad daylight, as well as a car fire reported shortly after.

Vancouver Park Board fee increase will impact kids in baseball and softball leagues next year

Families will have to start paying an average of six per cent more to sign their kids up for baseball and softball in Vancouver next year.