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Articles by Mary Cranston
- Vancouver Park Board publicly accused of toxic workplace culture
- 'He ran me over': Attendees of B.C. residential school memorial march hit by truck
- Forecast for insects? Made-in-Vancouver project may help growers, gardeners
- Deportation pending for family living in B.C. 13 years after assault prompted flee from Mexico
- Some B.C. parents could pay hundreds of dollars more for child care starting April 1
- Rent is up 23 per cent from last year in Vancouver. Here's why, according to experts.
- 'They are beautiful and resilient': Ukrainian women celebrated on International Women's Day
- Hundreds gather in Vancouver to support Ukraine, as Russian soldiers accused of murdering innocent civilians and children
- 'We are broken': Young expecting parents speak out after tragic childbirth experience at B.C. hospital
- Ukrainian woman separated from husband living in Vancouver calls for visa changes
- How British Columbians can help Ukraine
- 'Stand with Ukraine': Rally at Vancouver Art Gallery draws large crowd
- Vancouver Park Board approves another pilot to allow drinking in some parks
- Push to destigmatize mental health as young people struggle through pandemic
- B.C. school boards now required to record staff COVID-19 vaccination status, ask for proof
- Homicide investigators called to Surrey, police incident leads to lengthy road closures
- B.C. braces for return to in-person learning amid Omicron wave
- COVID-19 in B.C.: How to track cases in the Omicron wave
- Trouble booking boosters? How Omicron is impacting every workforce, including health care
- Foot traffic steady in most Vancouver stores on Boxing Day, amid COVID-19
Mary Cranston
ContactMary Cranston is the Breaking News/Late News Anchor for CTV News at 11:30 p.m. at CTV News Vancouver.
Before joining the CTV family, Mary was the host and producer for Breakfast Television in Vancouver. During her time on BT, Mary had the chance to interview a variety of high-profile politicians, athletes and artists. While laughing with her co-workers and guests every morning, she was able to establish a presence in the community and developed a solid appreciation for the west coast.
Before moving to British Columbia, Mary spent time on the east coast in Saint John, N.B., working as a video journalist for CTV News. From covering breaking news at the legislature to extreme weather events, Mary is grateful for her experience in the Maritimes as it helped her grow as a journalist.
Other career stints include working for CTV News and 570 News in Kitchener, Ont., as a writer and reporter. Mary graduated with Honours from Fanshawe College’s Journalism program in 2012.
In 2018, Mary was the recipient of the regional Edward R. Murrow award for Excellence in Innovation for outstanding combined coverage with News 1130 on civic election night.
Her earliest career highlight was winning the national RTDNA Cold-FX scholarship in 2012 for her story on Huntington Disease.
Having spent most of her life living in the Greater Toronto Area, Mary is now proud to call Vancouver home. Outside the newsroom, she’s always exploring new trails, discovering new breweries or restaurants, or relaxing at home with her fiancé.
