From a possible Ogopogo sighting to a mom saving her pet goose: Global BC’s top videos of 2022 | 24CA News
It was one other yr of unbelievable video captured by our reporters, digicam folks and viewers as soon as once more in B.C.
Global BC is counting down our prime 10 movies of 2022.
10. Even for a veteran diver with almost 700 dives, it was the expertise of a lifetime – an up shut and private go to with a curious octopus close to Campbell River, B.C. Kylie Stanton instructed the story of this magical assembly.
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‘One word: epic’: B.C. diver data unbelievable shut encounter with octopus
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9. A safety digicam captures the second a bald eagle swooped down and grabbed Frankie the goose and began dragging it away. Owner Cait Oakley — who was busy breastfeeding on the time — rushed outdoors and scared off the chook of prey. She says the household had already misplaced three chickens to the hungry eagle, and it wasn’t going to take Frankie too.
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Caught on video: Breastfeeding B.C. mother saves pet goose from eagle assault
8. Global BC obtained an nameless video of an assault on somebody fishing alongside the Vedder River. Chilliwack RCMP confirmed they have been investigating the assault which occurred on July 24. The video exhibits a ship rushing as much as a bunch of individuals fishing, three males then soar off the boat and assault one of many anglers.
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Beating of angler caught on video launches Chilliwack RCMP investigation
7. A North Vancouver cat was getting consideration on TikTok after coming face-to-face with a black bear and chasing him away. Kristen Robinson had the story of how Tigger the cat held his personal again in June.
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‘Tigger come back’: B.C. home cat chases black bear out of household’s yard
6. We discovered the story of a courageous senior from Campbell River, B.C. who determined she’d had sufficient. The senior confronted a would-be shoplifter at Walmart and the whole incident was caught on digicam. Kylie Stanton caught up with the person who filmed the encounter and had the response from Campbell River.
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‘Gut instinct’: Woman who thwarted alleged shoplifter at B.C. Walmart speaks up
5. Those against vaccine mandates and different COVID-19 measures gathered close to the Pacific Highway truck crossing on Feb. 12 the place police say convoy automobiles broke by way of RCMP barricades. Paul Johnson instructed the story.
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Convoy automobiles break by way of RCMP barricades as B.C. border crossing successfully closed
4. An on-line video of an assault on a 15-year-old woman in Surrey raised new issues about teen swarming. Rumina Daya reported quite a lot of folks merely shot video of the assault in May 2022, and nobody referred to as the police. Warning: Disturbing Content.
3. We won’t ever tire of Metro Vancouver snow movies. The sprint cam of a Global BC cameraman captured some questionable driving selections in Metro Vancouver following a heavy spherical of snow that blanketed the area in the beginning of the yr.
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Dashcam captures questionable Vancouver snow driving behaviour
2. An Okanagan girl instructed reporter Jasmine King about her “travel nightmare”. After a flight from Kelowna, she was caught on the Toronto International Airport, for 5 days and the entire expertise price her $10,000.
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‘Basically living at the airport’: Cancelled flights strand B.C. girl in Toronto for five days
1. The Okanagan’s legendary lake monster, Ogopogo, additionally recognized by its indigenous identify Nx̌aʔx̌ʔitkʷ could have been caught on digicam snoozing simply beneath the water’s floor. Sydney Morton from Global Okanagan instructed the primary story of the yr.
