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Sonia Aslam

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About Sonia

Sonia has been in journalism for more than 15 years and began working at CityNews in 2008 after being a writer and associate producer at a local TV station. At CityNews 1130, she's focused on reporting and producing. A Langara College alum, Sonia is a multi-award winning journalist, having been part of several RTDNA award-winning stories at CityNews Vancouver. She's also a two-time Webster Awards nominee and two-time Murrow Award winner.

Latest stories published

Full Surrey Police Service transition could take years
Full Surrey Police Service transition could take years

After a lot of ups, downs, and court challenges, the transition from the Surrey RCMP to the Surrey Police Service (SPS) is now just one week away.

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Burnaby to debate Hastings Street dedicated bus lane at city council
Burnaby to debate Hastings Street dedicated bus lane at city council

A transit advocacy group is pushing Burnaby city council to fix the frequent gridlock along Hastings Street and approve a bus-only lane.
Woman warns others after ailing father's care at Surrey Memorial Hospital
Woman warns others after ailing father's care at Surrey Memorial Hospital

A Port Coquitlam woman wants an apology from the Fraser Health Authority (FHA) over how her sick father has been cared for at Surrey Memorial Hospital.
RCMP issues warning against vigilantism in Squamish
RCMP issues warning against vigilantism in Squamish

Mounties in Squamish are asking people not to take things into their own hands after claims that men are stalking, intimidating, and potentially trying to abduct women in the community.
Abbotsford Police frustrated with number of drunk drivers on the road
Abbotsford Police frustrated with number of drunk drivers on the road

Police in Abbotsford say they've seen a spike in impaired drivers and they're urging people to find another way home, given the holidays are fast approaching.
Transition plan not complete ahead of Surrey Police Service takeover this month
Transition plan not complete ahead of Surrey Police Service takeover this month

An agreement on how responsibilities will be divided has yet to be finalized, despite the SPS officially taking over on Nov. 29.
Weekend talks scheduled between both sides in B.C.'s port dispute
Weekend talks scheduled between both sides in B.C.'s port dispute

After days of silence, there appears to be a breakthrough in the ongoing labour dispute affecting provincial ports.
Does Trump's win pave the way for Poilievre to defeat Trudeau?
Does Trump's win pave the way for Poilievre to defeat Trudeau?

After Tuesday's U.S. election, there are questions about whether the Republican surge in support could ignite a Conservative push in this country that would land Pierre Poilievre in office.
Another overpass strike in the Lower Mainland
Another overpass strike in the Lower Mainland

The Ministry of Transportation tells 1130 NewsRadio in a statement that the incident happened at about 12:30 a.m. on Nov. 5.