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Pippa Norman

Web Editor/Reporter

About Pippa

Pippa is a Vancouver-based multimedia journalist and graduate of Carleton University's journalism program. She has reported stories at the intersection of climate and business for The Globe and Mail, and covered provincial news for Glacier Media's network of over 30 community newspapers. Her work has been recognized by the National Newspaper Awards and Canadian Association of Journalists. Pippa is also an active member of the Climate Disaster Project, where she reports and researches to help share the stories of climate survivors across Canada. After work, she volunteers as a mentor and escapes to the North Shore for trail runs. Pippa grew up in Almonte, Ont.

Latest stories published

Police dog bites an uninvolved officer, no charges laid: BC Prosecution Service
Police dog bites an uninvolved officer, no charges laid: BC Prosecution Service

A service dog was mistakenly instructed by a Delta police officer to bite another officer during a suspect chase, no charges have been laid.
B.C. growth forecast drops to one per cent for 2023, but deficit projection improves
B.C. growth forecast drops to one per cent for 2023, but deficit projection improves

B.C.'s economy is forecast to grow one per cent in 2023, a drop from the 1.2 per cent predicted earlier by the Ministry of Finance.
BC United calls out NDP for lagging uptake in cancer treatment outsourcing program
BC United calls out NDP for lagging uptake in cancer treatment outsourcing program

BC United leader says the province's attempt to ease radiation wait times in hospitals by sending patients across the border isn't working.
Victoria residents' quality of life good, but worsening: Ipsos poll
Victoria residents' quality of life good, but worsening: Ipsos poll

B.C.'s island capital is having a moment, after a recent survey showed the majority of its residents are living the good life.
Vancouver council approves police, fire budget increases, despite public opposition
Vancouver council approves police, fire budget increases, despite public opposition

Vancouver council voted to increase property taxes Tuesday to accommodate budget increases for the city's police and fire departments.
New B.C. campaign aims to have more strangers 'Just Say Hello'
New B.C. campaign aims to have more strangers 'Just Say Hello'

The Coast Mental Health Foundation is launching a new campaign on Giving Tuesday to help foster connections between strangers in B.C.
Surrey fails to appear for police transition meetings: Farnworth
Surrey fails to appear for police transition meetings: Farnworth

B.C.'s Public Safety Minister is calling out the City of Surrey for its alleged ghosting of the police transition process.
NSR goes 'old school' in life-saving search for hiker on Mt. Seymour
NSR goes 'old school' in life-saving search for hiker on Mt. Seymour

North Shore Rescue says a life-saving search turned "old school" after receiving a call about a missing hiker whose cell phone was dead.
Numerous federal government websites crash Sunday evening
Numerous federal government websites crash Sunday evening

CityNews staff noticed sometime around 5 p.m. sites such as the Canada Border Services Agency and Environment Canada stopped loading.