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Articles by Sheila Scott
- Fighting COVID-19 on transit: TransLink expanding 'self-disinfecting' copper pilot program
- Family says B.C. girl left bleeding, concussed after collision with skier who swore at her; RCMP investigating
- How the approved AstraZeneca vaccine could affect B.C.'s mass vaccination plans
- 'This is absurd': B.C. dad speaks out after school sends daughter home over perceived dress code violation
- 'It just started following me': Officers shoot one cougar, track another after Port Coquitlam teen followed
- Deep freeze: Arctic outflow warnings issued for Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley
- Metro Vancouver could set cold-weather record this week: Environment Canada
- 'Not the weekend to be in the backcountry': Avalanche warning issued over unusual conditions on the North Shore
- ICBC launches online tool to calculate insurance rates and discounts
- Watchdog called to Chilliwack after man shot by police
- 3 men killed in 4 days as gang tensions rise in Metro Vancouver
- BC Ferries cancels most of its sailings ahead of 'extreme' windstorm
Sheila Scott
ContactSheila Scott joined CTV in 2011, after working as a radio anchor and reporter for News 1130 in Vancouver, and CFAX 1070 in her hometown of Victoria, B.C.
Initially hired as an overnight writer for the launch of CTV Morning Live, Sheila was soon hired to work as the station’s associate assignment editor. In her position she helps with investigative research and court matters, as well as assisting with editorial decisions around what stories CTV News Vancouver covers.
Sheila began reporting for CTV News Vancouver in 2013. Since then, she has covered breaking news and stories for all CTV platforms, including stories for CTV National News, CTV Morning Live, and live reporting from CTV’s Chopper 9. Some of her biggest assignments have included live fire coverage from BC’s record breaking 2017 wildfire season, and continuing coverage of the deadly gang violence that plagued Metro Vancouver streets in 2016.
Sheila’s main areas of interest are crime and criminal justice issues, as well as technology and the environment.
Outside of work, Sheila has volunteered with Big Sisters of BC Lower Mainland, and is continuing to further her education part-time at BCIT, where she is already a proud 2009 graduate of the Broadcast Journalism program.
