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Articles by Kraig Krause
- Park board abolition committee's report says move would save Vancouver $7M annually
- Huge Grey Cup 50/50 ticket goes unclaimed
- ‘This can be really devastating’: Canada Post strike’s impact in B.C.
- NCAA rule change shakes B.C. junior hockey
- Trump's promised tariff raises concern in B.C.
- 'I put my whole life on hold': B.C. man embarks on Arctic to Antarctica trek
- Vancouver Police Board faces pro-Palestinian complaints
- ‘It’s about time’: Record-breaking number of women elected in B.C. election
- 'Housing supply failing to keep up': New immigration reduction expected to impact B.C. housing
- ‘We saw the water levels rise’: Langley-area neighbourhood hit by damaging flood
- 'They did everything they could': Students thank firefighters on anniversary of Port Coquitlam, B.C., school fire
- 'I screamed in shock and horror': Family faces deadly Vancouver hit-and-run driver during sentencing
- Most Vancouverites facing more financial struggle than years previous, poll finds
- DoorDash adds fees in response to B.C. gig worker wage law
- 'Right on the edge of being extinct': Environmentalists, First Nation aim to stop B.C. ski resort in owl habitat
- B.C. announces more classrooms for Surrey's rapidly growing student population
- 'We haven’t heard anything’: Community demands answers after province goes quiet on rebuild of Port Coquitlam school
- BC Ferries expects busy Labour Day weekend
- HandyDART renews strike threat in B.C.
- Air Canada pilots to hold demonstration in Vancouver with potential strike looming
Kraig Krause
ContactKraig Krause joined CTV News Vancouver as a multi-skilled journalist in January 2023.
Previously, Krause was a videographer and anchor with CTV News Barrie and Global News Kingston, where he did everything from investigative reporting to human interest stories.
Krause's work in Ontario included a series on a Kingston church accused of practising conversion therapy, and an investigation into alleged sexual assaults on children living in foster care.
He also reported live on the Wet’suwet’en protests in that province, and was on scene during the 2021 Barrie tornado to document the life-altering damage the storm left behind.
Krause studied communications at York University and broadcast journalism at Seneca College. A native of the Fraser Valley, Krause enjoys spending his off days outdoors and staying active.
