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Sunny Dhillon
Former StaffFormer ReporterVancouver, Canada

Sunny Dhillon is a former reporter for The Globe and Mail. Based in Vancouver, he has been with The Globe and Mail since November, 2010.

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Civic elections see long-time Burnaby mayor dumped; return of Doug McCallum in Surrey
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Surrey mayoral candidates consider need for establishing independent police force
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Vancouver police board orders independent review into street checks
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Vancouver police street-check report recommends formal policy, additional training
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B.C. privacy officials look into data breach involving bankrupt computer retailer
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Pussy Riot claims Russian-Canadian member poisoned: reports
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Vision Vancouver considering all options after mayoral candidate’s withdrawal
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B.C. police announce arrest in killing of 13-year-old Marrisa Shen
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Goodale presses corrections commissioner to better meet Indigenous offenders’ needs
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How a B.C. opioid addict became one of North America’s biggest fentanyl dealers
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Weather forecast not on firefighters' side in B.C., Horgan warns
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Relief nowhere in sight as B.C. towns feel effects of wildfires raging nearby
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Central B.C. ‘in for a bit of a ride’ as extreme conditions threaten to worsen already treacherous fire conditions
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B.C.’s Trinity Western University drops mandatory covenant forbidding sex outside heterosexual marriage
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B.C.’s auto insurer targets high-risk drivers with overhaul of premiums
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B.C. scrutinizes disciplinary process after doctor’s $2.1-million overbilling case
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Family of inmate takes B.C. to court over son’s ‘double-bunking’ death in solitary
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Yukon agrees to make changes to solitary-confinement policies
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Vancouver police chief to release report on use of street checks
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Carding changes in Vancouver may be delayed until at least 2019, Mayor Robertson says