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Articles by Martin MacMahon
- Rangers dismantle long-standing homeless camp in Vancouver's CRAB Park
- Stroke survivors, other patients benefit from new high-tech rehab in Fraser Health
- Sidney Islanders disturbed as deer caught in fencing ahead of eradication plan
- Port authority, businesses reflect on record cruise ship season in Vancouver
- UBC building defaced with anti-Israel graffiti, RCMP investigating
- Port Coquitlam to review atmospheric river response
- Vancouver charity serves 2,500 Thanksgiving meals
- Five seals released after rehab at Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Centre
- Teachers' union wants education focus in B.C.'s 2024 election
- Vancouver's Jericho Pier to be repaired, could open by next summer
- NDP defends Surrey Memorial Hospital efforts after damning letter from doctors
- Man accused of killing 15-year-old Alfred Wong to face retrial
- NDP tries to make abortion B.C. election issue, Conservatives push back
- B.C. to review conservation officer policies in push to reduce bear deaths
- HandyDART riders brace for disruption with strike set to begin
- HandyDART renews strike threat in B.C.
- BC NDP maintains lead, though new poll highlights concerns
- Work stoppage continues at CPKC, as CN rail workers return
- B.C.'s West Coast Express to remain shut on Friday, as railways ready for restart
- Fire-ravaged East Vancouver apartment building demolished
Martin MacMahon
ContactMartin MacMahon joined the CTV News Vancouver newsroom in December 2023 after working in Vancouver radio for nearly 12 years.
Martin began his career as a part-time reporter and anchor with CKNW in 2012, before moving onto what was then known as NEWS 1130 in 2014.
His most memorable career moment was interviewing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau live on air, as Donald Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol Building on Jan. 6, 2021.
That interview was part of a newscast that was recognized with a Murrow Award.
Another memorable story involved the shooting of bike shop owner Paul Dragan in 2014 in Yaletown by a former employee, and the ensuing shootout between the former worker and police around Science World. Martin’s live reporting from the scene was recognized with a Radio Television Digital News Association award.
Whether it’s breaking news or complicated document-based journalism, Martin enjoys covering a wide range of stories. That includes exploring the latest developments in business, economics, health, politics and crime.
