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Articles by Alissa Thibault
- 460-room hotel proposed for Vancouver's Granville Street amid hotel-room shortage
- Vancouver councillor wins code of conduct complaint against her, filed by the mayor
- Overnight fire destroys 4 apartments, 4 businesses in Kerrisdale
- Calls for traffic lights at 'dangerous intersection' on Vancouver's steepest street
- B.C. will take 'bigger role' in addressing short-term rentals, housing minister says
- 15 charged in riot that erupted after cancelled Lil Baby show in Vancouver
- Some B.C. mayors say illicit drug ban near child-focused spaces doesn't go far enough
- Encampment dismantled in Vanier Park after fire destroys structure
- Crews remove 153 propane tanks, begin pulling down structures in Vancouver's Vanier Park
- Shuswap locals join BC Wildfire Service on the front line
- B.C. government provides $48M toward purchase of former Quest University campus
- 'Callous and heartless': Longtime Vancouver renter facing eviction despite long-term Airbnbs, vacant units in building
Alissa Thibault
ContactUpdate: Alissa Thibault is no longer with CTV News.
Alissa Thibault grew up in Australia but her father grew up in Melfort, Sask., so she’s lucky enough to be a dual Canadian-Australian citizen.
She joined CTV News Vancouver in 2019.
Alissa began working in news in 2007 as a radio newsreader after graduating with a Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Queensland in Brisbane.
She spent seven years in radio and was nominated for the Best Newcomer award at the Australian Commercial Radio Awards. While her work was mostly in news, Alissa also co-hosted an FM radio show on weekends.
But her great love was television and in 2016 she made the switch to Channel Nine in Sydney as a producer/reporter.
In 2017, she packed her bags and moved to Vancouver to experience life as a Canadian.
Starting out as a writer on CBC News Network with Ian Hanomansing, Alissa also worked as an anchor at News1130 before becoming the Breaking News producer for CBC’s The National in 2018.
Alissa now considers herself a Vancouverite and in her spare time she hosts her own podcast, hikes the mountains and plays her guitar.
