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Kier Junos

Kier Junos

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Video Journalist and Host, citynews1130.com

Vancouver

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  • North Shore volleyball coach arrested in sex assault investigation

    By Kier Junos Verified| CityNews Vancouver Verified A 50-year-old volleyball coach was arrested April 3 in relation to an ongoing sexual assault investigation in North Vancouver, police say. According to Mounties, on Dec. 22, 2024, they received a report that a youth had allegedly been sexually assaulted by a volleyball coach. Corp. Mansoor Sahak, media liaison officer for the North Vancouver RCMP, says the investigation involves allegations that potentially occurred over several years.

    By Kier Junos Verified · CityNews Vancouver

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Two people killed in plane crash in Chilliwack: RCMP

    By Raynaldo Suarez, Kier Junos Verified| CityNews Vancouver Verified By Raynaldo Suarez, Kier Junos An investigation is underway after two people were killed in a plane crash in Chilliwack over the weekend. Chilliwack RCMP say the Cessna 1720-S crashed southeast of the Chilliwack Lake just after 3:30 on Saturday afternoon. The Transportation Safety Board says the aircraft is owned by the Chinook Helicopters Flight School of Abbotsford. It is not clear how many people were on board.

    By Raynaldo Suarez, Kier Junos Verified · CityNews Vancouver

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • B.C. book stores bracing for potentially devastating tariffs

    By Kier Junos Verified| CityNews Vancouver Verified Canadian booksellers are looking very closely to see if the federal government is going to go through with retaliatory tariffs against the United States on April 2. The Canadian book industry, and the supply chain that they are in, is heavily integrated with the U.S., and if the tariffs are to go forward, the owner of Pulpfiction Books in Vancouver says it could be devastating for the industry.

    By Kier Junos Verified · CityNews Vancouver

    Mar. 20, 2025

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