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Craig Mcculloch

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About Craig
Vancouver based Reporter, Photographer and Producer.


Craig can be heard on-air around the world via KNKX (formerly KPLU) Radio in Seattle-Tacoma, National Public Radio (NPR), Northwest News Network, The Voice of America, in addition to Global Radio News and others.

Craig also expreienced being the Producer for "The Search with Rafe Mair" (Joytv10-CHNU Television/Bay of Island Holdings) that is repeating eternally on Joytv in Vancouver.  It also airs weekly across Canada on Vision Television.  He also helped Rafe publish "The Home Stretch", taken from ruminations garnered during the show, on Amazon's Kindle and Kobo.

He is also involved with the Alumni for The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award in Canada, BC & Yukon Division.  On January 23rd, 2013 he received The Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal from The Honourable Judith Guichon, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, in recognition of his near quarter century involvement with this Award (www.dukeofed.org).  HRH, Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, previously presented Craig with his Gold level of the Award. He also achieved the Silver level, presented by then British Columbia Lieutenant Governor David Lam (this would be the Vice-Regal Canadian position, not an "American" Lt-Governor).

He also use to broadcast a syndicated radio show, called "Overview Canada" that gave a perspective of Canada to an international audience.

Craig was also part of the producing team of "The Standard" with host Peter Klein, which was seen on both Joytv and Vision Television.  He is also a Producer on P3: People, Places, Perspectives that still airs on One: Body, Mind, Spirit Channel and Joytv.

He was also the Guest Consultant and part of the Producing team for "Randall Mark: Perspectives" on Joytv10-CHNU Television.  Prior to the sale of CHNU Television from Rogers Communications to S-Vox/Vision TV/The Christian Channel, Craig was the Guest Consultant and Contributing Producer to OMNI TV & NOWTV.
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Labour concedes it 'could've done more' on disruptive tenants

19 Mar 2024  |  1news.co.nz
Labour has admitted that while in government, they could have done more to address issues with disruptive state housing tenants. The current coalition government has directed Kāinga Ora to adopt a stricter stance on tenancies, including evictions and rent collection. Labour leader Chris Hipkins expressed some sympathy for the government's actions but favored relocation over eviction. Housing Minister Chris Bishop emphasized that families with children would not be exempt from the rules. Labour's housing spokesperson Kieran McAnulty highlighted the need for more social housing investment, and associate housing spokesperson Willie Jackson acknowledged the complexity of the issue.

New National MP Cameron Brewer celebrated victory for ‘stale, pale males’ after defeat of Sri Lankan-born rival

20 Nov 2023  |  nzherald.co.nz
Cameron Brewer, the new National MP for Upper Harbour, apologized for a comment made during his election night victory speech where he celebrated the return of 'stale, pale males' after defeating Labour’s Vanushi Walters, New Zealand’s first Sri Lankan-born MP. The comment was criticized as Brewer's party, the National Party, faces scrutiny for its lack of diversity. National Party leader Christopher Luxon has committed to improving representation, with the party's caucus being predominantly male and Pākehā. Brewer acknowledged the comment as a 'poor attempt at humour' and expressed support for Luxon's diversity goals.

China Wades into Canadian Election

19 Sep 2021  |  Voice of America
The Conservative Party of Canada, led by Erin O’Toole, has taken a strong stance against China in its election platform, promising to withdraw from the Asian Infrastructure Bank, reduce reliance on China, and ban Huawei from Canada's 5G networks. This position has drawn criticism from Chinese officials and state media. Experts from Canadian universities suggest that while the Conservatives are capitalizing on negative sentiments towards China, their tough stance may soften if they win the election. The article also touches on the ongoing tensions between Canada and China, including the detention of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou and the arrest of two Canadians in China.

Canada's Most Asian City Faces Surge in Hate Crimes

17 Apr 2021  |  Voice of America
The article discusses the surge in anti-Asian hate crimes in Vancouver, Canada, where the Asian community has faced a 717 percent increase in such incidents. Clay Imoo, a Vancouver webcaster of Chinese and Japanese descent, experienced racist comments during a live show. The Vancouver Police Department reported a significant rise in hate crimes, and a survey by Insights West revealed that nearly half of the ethnic Asians in British Columbia have encountered racial remarks. The article highlights the historical presence of Asian communities in Vancouver and the recent charges against an individual for racist vandalism at the Greater Vancouver Chinese Cultural Center. Local leaders like Queenie Choo of S.U.C.C.E.S.S. and Fred Kwok of the cultural center express concern over the situation and call for systemic changes and anti-racism initiatives. The Vancouver Police Department has made reporting hate crimes easier and aims to address the issue.

Craig McCulloch

02 Jan 2018  |  KNKX Public Radio
The article discusses the Canadian government's decision to reopen its border to fully vaccinated American travelers starting on August 9. The process for entry is not straightforward and likely involves additional requirements beyond simply presenting proof of vaccination. The specifics of these requirements are not detailed in the provided text.

My coverage of the Fort McMurray fire, evacuation, government reaction and recovery. May of 2016.

From the pilot to "Dr Tomorrow: Where Science Fiction Becomes Fact" March 28th, 2000. Interview with Ananova - the world's (then) virtual newscaster.

Western Canada Blaze Contained

12 Mar 2016  |  NPR
The article reports on the efforts of firefighters who have successfully contained one of the largest wildfires out of more than 800 that are raging across western Canada. The specific fire mentioned occurred in Kelowna, British Columbia, and it resulted in the destruction of entire neighborhoods, causing over 30,000 people to evacuate their homes. The article includes a call to listen to reporter Craig McCulloch for more details on the incident.
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