Articles by Sheila Scott
- Schools reopen in B.C. as some students head back to class part time
- Metro Vancouver tourism industry braces for economic impact as cruise ship ban is extended
- Expo Line SkyTrain extension to Fleetwood could face delays due to COVID-19
- 'It really would have been a valuable tool': Richmond senior found safe, but search renews calls for Silver Alert system
- Pedestrian dead after hit-and-run in Surrey
- More than 500 homeless campers moved into housing in Vancouver, Victoria but encampments remain
- 'Distancing will not always be possible': TransLink recommends masks as economy reopens, ridership increases
- 'I was terrified': Drivers flee after crash, attempted carjackings on Highway 1 in Langley
- 'It's incredibly devastating': PNE grappling with $52M in COVID-19 revenue losses
- Serious early morning crash closes Powell Street overpass
- 'We could be back at square one': Crowded Vancouver beaches lead to concern ahead of upcoming long weekend
- B.C. elementary schools to reopen in June, but will students return?
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.
