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Julia Foy

Julia Foy

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Reporter, CHAN-TV (Burnaby, BC)

Vancouver

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Higher Education , Colleges , Admissions , Campus Life

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Sports, celebrities, movies, music.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 242

  • B.C. medical charity 'Operation Rainbow' brings smiles, changes lives in Kenya

    By Julia Foy| Global News Verified With a baby on her back, Zawadi Maringa came in quietly to the Utange Field Hospital in Mombasa, Kenya, in early November. She had heard about a cleft lip and palate camp offering surgery free of charge by a Canadian medical team called Operation Rainbow Canada. But the help she needed wasn't for her child. The 35-year-old had lived her whole life with a deformed face. "Since I was born, I went to another operation mission with my mom. But my mom ran away because she feared the general anesthetic.

    By Julia Foy · Global News

    Dec. 14, 2024

  • ‘This could have been anybody’s daughter’: Vigil held for Surrey homicide victim | Globalnews.ca

    By Darrian Matassa-Fung, Julia Foy| Global News Verified A candlelight vigil was held in Surrey on Saturday night for the woman who was fatally attacked inside her home last Sunday. Dozens of family and friends of Tori Dunn gathered at Bend Regional Park for the vigil, some angry and all calling for justice. Tori’s father Aron Dunn said his daughter was “vibrant and full of life.”“She was a beautiful soul. She was kind, gentle, caring and soft,” he told Global News.

    By Darrian Matassa-Fung, Julia Foy · Global News

    Jun. 23, 2024

  • B.C. medical charity 'Operation Rainbow' brings smiles, changes lives in Kenya

    By Julia Foy| Global News Verified With a baby on her back, Zawadi Maringa came in quietly to the Utange Field Hospital in Mombasa, Kenya, in early November. She had heard about a cleft lip and palate camp offering surgery free of charge by a Canadian medical team called Operation Rainbow Canada. But the help she needed wasn't for her child. The 35-year-old had lived her whole life with a deformed face. "Since I was born, I went to another operation mission with my mom. But my mom ran away because she feared the general anesthetic.

    By Julia Foy · Global News

    Dec. 14, 2024

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CHAN-TV (Burnaby, BC)