Alanna Kelly is a B.C.-wide reporter at CTV News Vancouver Island. She focuses on themes such as animal rights, climate change, and water management, covering topics that range from animal rescue and rehabilitation to regional and world news. Alanna's work has been featured in various publications, including the Estevan Mercury, Times Colonist, and CBC.
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Alanna Kelly predominantly covers evolving and breaking local news stories, with a focus on crime and accidents. Her work reflects an interest in entertainment news as well.
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One American doctor said changes in B.C.'s health care have allowed him to move to Canada.
Domtar says Bayview Fibre chipping facility will also be closed
Positive cases came back in Whistler and Campbell River
By: Simon Little, Alanna Kelly
Domtar has acquired 7 mills in B.C. since 2010, and has since closed all but 2
By: Alanna Kelly, Simon Little
'There's no one monitoring it,' frustrated hiker Ghazaleh Akhoundi says
By: Alanna Kelly
A sign featuring the Squamish Nation's language and several B.C. locations are on display in a new Wolverine video game that’s expected to draw millions of players globally.
Sḵwx̱wú7mesh sníchim displayed on 2 Sea-to-Sky Highway signs
By: Alanna Kelly
Search and rescue crews say a hiker who's been missing from the Squamish area since Sunday managed to briefly get through to 911 on Tuesday, but that searchers still haven't been able to find him.
Stanislav Volo went for a hike on Sunday above the Sea-to-Sky Gondola and did not return home.
By: Alanna Kelly
So far this year, 42 people have fatally drowned in B.C.
