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- Bryan Adams coming to Victoria
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- 'It's hard': Nanaimo junior football team suffers 3rd theft in 2 years
- West Shore RCMP seek suspicious man seen near elementary school
- BC Ferries cancels sailings between Vancouver and Victoria
- BC Ferries sees record-breaking number of vehicle passengers
- Vancouver Island University student drowns in Nanaimo lake
- Grizzly bear photographed on Vancouver Island in rare sighting
- Serious crash blocks major street into downtown Victoria
- Dangerous wrong-way driver on Pat Bay highway identified, RCMP say
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Adam Chan
Adam Chan is an Associate Digital Producer for CTV News Vancouver Island who joined the team in 2019.
Chan was born and raised in Victoria and considers it a privilege to hear and share the stories that impact his hometown.
He co-authored a story covering the June 2022 bank shooting in Saanich, B.C., that won a 2023 Edward R. Murrow Award for best continuing coverage.
Before coming to CTV News, he worked closely with the community as a staff writer for Victoria Buzz.
Chan is a graduate of the University of Victoria and holds a degree in English Literature with a minor in Philosophy.
Outside of work you can find Chan rock climbing, hiking or meeting with friends for a game of Dungeons & Dragons.
