@BusyDrT You were the light for us in the early days. It was 1988 when we figured it out. We are still branded crazy Anti-vaxers, and accused of all sorts of evil. Your words, your passion, and your steady hand were our rock.. thank you xx
#BREAKING Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says U.S. tariffs on Canada will be paused “for at least 30 days” after agreeing to work on border measures with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Quite a career highlight last night - winning a Webster for Excellence in Feature Reporting (TV/Video) alongside my @GlobalBC colleagues.
Extra special to have my husband and parents at the event.
Thanks to everyone who read Chris Bailey’s story, I’m very proud of it.
@AlissaMThibault This is so sad. It's a beautiful part of Canada, my first ever visit to the Rockies I stayed in Jasper and loved it. This town and surrounding areas will need our support in the months to come😞
Alissa @AlissaMThibault it was great to see you at the news desk for the Sunday Evening News on Global BC! Are you going to be doing that more often? You did a great job! ☮️🎉🎉
@Martyfields I just watched a segment of Hey Hey with your Dad! It bought back such wonderful memories..🤣 That era of great storytelling jokes bordering on the now 'non-acceptable' that many of this generation of young people will never know.
It's an incredible story. A man who chose to live a life of solitude and connection to nature. Beautifully and compassionately told by @AlissaMThibault. What good journalism is all about 👏👏
Living in Stanley Park for 30 years has inspired Christenson Bailey to create beautiful works of art. Tonight, in part two of a Global News Hour at 6 series, @AlissaMThibault takes us through the twists, turns, triumphs and tribulations of the Vancouver park's longest resident.
The Stanley Park that Christenson Bailey walked into 34 years ago looks very different from today. Tonight, in the final installment of a Global News Hour at 6 series, he takes us through the changes he’s seen over the decades and what comes next for the park’s longest resident.
People have always lived in Stanley Park, but did you know someone has been there for 34 years? He's been there by choice, and his time is coming to an end. This is part 1 of a 3-part story.
Meet the man who’s lived 30 years in Stanley Park.
@GlobalBC
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Everyone has a story to tell & there are stories everywhere, if you take the time to listen. Watch this compelling story of Chris Bailey, who's lived in Stanley Park for 34yrs. Beautifully told by @AlissaMThibault, shot by @SergioGlobalCam, and edited by @BrianTheCynic @sharronae
He's Stanley Park's longest resident. Christenson Bailey has called the Vancouver forest home for 30 years, living a life he says is "pure bliss." In part one of a Global News series, he welcomes us into his world and home among the trees.
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