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 Read morebeing 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.

Christopher Guly is an accomplished journalist and a member of the Canadian Parliamentary Press Gallery in Ottawa, with an extensive career that has seen his byline in prestigious media outlets such as The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, BBC, The Daily Telegraph, and The Guardian. His Read morereporting spans a multitude of subjects, from the intricacies of Canadian politics and international relations to the realms of entertainment and literature. Guly's insightful coverage of Canada's political scene, especially during the tenure of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, has shed light on pivotal policy changes, including Canada's renewed commitment to combating global climate change, the implementation of rigorous environmental assessments for oil pipeline projects, and the nation's humanitarian efforts to resettle Syrian refugees.

Guly's journalistic expertise extends to legal and social issues, such as the Canadian Supreme Court's rulings on indigenous rights and the effects of official bilingualism on the social media practices of Canadian politicians. His cultural commentary is exemplified by his analysis of the international impact of British talent shows and his personal interactions with the esteemed author Harper Lee, which have informed his literary endeavors. Furthermore, his articles on defense policy and international relations, including profiles of Canada's Defense Minister Harjit Singh Sajjan and analyses of Canada's position on the Islamic State conflict, demonstrate his ability to navigate complex geopolitical landscapes.

Throughout his career, Christopher Guly has consistently provided nuanced and comprehensive reporting, capturing the subtleties of each story with a clear and engaging voice. His work not only reflects the pulse of Canadian society but also offers a window into the broader implications of Canada's actions on the world stage, including the Canadian perspective on the U.S. political climate, notably during Donald Trump's presidential campaign. Guly's diverse portfolio and commitment to journalistic excellence have solidified his reputation as a versatile and respected voice in the field of journalism and media.