Bhagyashree Chatterjee (she/they) is a Vancouver-based journalist and communications expert, holding a Master of Journalism from the University of British Columbia (UBC). She focuses on people-first stories about community, identity, and systems. 

She’s worked with Al Jazeera, Squamish Chief, the Global Reporting Centre, the Canadian Association of Journalists, and Loose Lips Magazine. She also holds certifications in Indigenous Relations and was a recipient of the UBC Faculty of Arts Graduate Award.

Vancouver

These Metro Vancouver historians say B.C. is more haunted than you think

BC Ferries cancels more Horseshoe Bay–Langdale sailings

North Shore Rescue makes milestone rescue with game-changing technology

Vancouver’s pools, rinks, and centres face tough future, audit says

Richmond RCMP warn luxury car scam is turning victims into 'money mules'

'The Amazing Race Canada' just crowned its first-ever B.C. winners

North Vancouver parking changes begin rolling out this week

An atmospheric river is making its way to parts of B.C. this weekend

A legendary outdoor gear swap is back in North Vancouver

Most Vancouver residents believe crime is getting worse, despite police data

Hootsuite founder's North Vancouver mansion listed for just under $7M

Two B.C. hospitals rank among world’s best specialized medical centres

Humpback whale freed after being tangled in 500 feet of rope off B.C.’s coast

A much-loved Kitsilano thrift shop is saying goodbye to its home

SFU opens long-awaited, $25M First Peoples’ Gathering House

Port Coquitlam unveils “Gateway of Giants” Terry Fox sculptures

10 ways to experience fall in Vancouver this year

British Columbians say these issues have them frustrated with the provincial government