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Mike Hager
StaffNews reporterVancouver
mhager@globeandmail.com

Mike Hager is a reporter at the newspaper’s B.C. bureau. Before joining The Globe and Mail, he reported for The Vancouver Sun.

10

Years in Journalism

6

Years at The Globe and Mail

Languages spoken

Spanish

Mike Hager abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

Latest articles

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B.C. begins a two-week COVID-19 vaccination blitz
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New COVID-19 cases surge in B.C. among the unvaccinated
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B.C. wildfire evacuees scramble for hotels
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B.C. pledges to use Alert Ready system for more natural disasters following wildfire response
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‘Far from over’: No relief in sight for wildfire season
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Anthropologist explains how she concluded 200 children were buried at the Kamloops Residential School
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B.C. vows to improve ambulance system after heat wave overwhelms emergency services
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B.C. to announce changes to understaffed ambulance service after heat wave
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First Nation welcomes Lytton wildfire evacuees weeks after uncovering Kamloops Residential School burials
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‘It will never look the same’: Lytton, B.C., residents return to tour remnants of their hometown
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Lytton, B.C. wildfire evacuees to get chance to see devastation first hand
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First Nations in British Columbia threaten to block rail traffic over fire recovery fears
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Masks are coming off in parts of Canada, is it too soon?
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Federal government urged to criminalize mistreatment of graves like those found at residential schools
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RCMP’s new union brokers its first deal with Ottawa
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Cowessess First Nation discovers hundreds of unmarked graves at former residential school site
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Two Catholic churches on Indigenous land destroyed in separate fires
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Kamloops discovery increases demand for crisis-line services
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B.C. schools hopeful of return to normality in September
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Offers of help to survey for lost graves pour in to First Nations