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Articles by Alyse Kotyk
- 'Increasingly significant' abuse and neglect of seniors noted in report from B.C. advocate
- Union pushback leads to extension of vaccine mandate deadline for Vancouver city, transit workers
- Smashed toilets, broken doors: B.C. Mounties say they're investigating what may have been a TikTok stunt
- 'Scale of the flood damage is extraordinary,' B.C.'s deputy premier says as province moves forward with recovery
- Transit bus, multiple semi-trucks damaged by rocks thrown from pedestrian overpass: Surrey RCMP
- B.C. storm: 98% of cows, 97% of laying chickens survived recent floods, agriculture minister says
- COVID-19 in B.C.: Final case update of the week reveals 405 new infections, 6 deaths
- B.C. storm: New trail closures in Lower Mainland as region recovers from floods, landslides
- Nearly 2 dozen temperature records broken in B.C. as final atmospheric river brings warm weather
- December weather in B.C.: Potential record-breaking highs then flurries in the same week, forecast suggests
Alyse Kotyk
ContactAlyse Kotyk is an associate producer of digital content for CTV News Vancouver.
She joined the digital team full time in 2019, after first freelancing in 2017. During her time at CTV News she has covered a variety of topics including local politics, crime, environmental issues, human interest stories and breaking news.
Previously, she was a digital reporter and editor for the Richmond News. While in that role, she received first place in the category of Best Environmental Writing with the Canadian Community Newspaper Award for the series "Food Footprint."
Alyse grew up in North Vancouver and still loves to explore the local mountains. She completed an undergraduate degree at Queen's University before studying journalism at Langara College.
