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Xiao Xu

Staff
Reporter
Vancouver, Canada
xxu@globeandmail.com
Xiao Xu is a reporter for The Globe and Mail. Prior to joining The Globe, she worked as a reporter for Fairchild Radio.

Years in Journalism

4

Years at The Globe and Mail

3

Languages Spoken

English, Chinese (Mandarin)

Xiao Xu abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct
Latest articles
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Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou heads back to B.C. court one year later
alberta
Extreme cold weather in Western Canada keeps everyone inside, including Calgary Zoo’s penguins
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Immigrant seniors in B.C. share their love of learning English through music
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Chinese consulate in Vancouver criticizes media reports on volunteer recruitment, training
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China seeks volunteers to help ensure ‘safety’ of citizens in Canada
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Hong Kong supporters picket Richmond City Hall to demand resignations at high school
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Putting viewership before safety is a grim reality of variety shows
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Some Canadian universities cancel student exchanges to Hong Kong over safety concerns
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Amplify: Yes, it’s 2019. But some women, like me, are still facing pressure to marry
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Two Chinese representatives dropped from UBC business forum amid anger from Uyghur groups in Canada
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Canadian universities urge exchange students in Hong Kong to return home as protests escalate on campuses
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Hong Kong political cartoonist Zunzi brings his art to Canada
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Canadian War Museum apologizes after sending fundraising mailer with photo of U.S. soldier
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Attorney-General accuses Meng Wanzhou’s legal team of dragging out extradition
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B.C. schools caught up in Hong Kong-China dispute
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Vancouver school cancels assignment after backlash over Chinese propaganda
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Unrest in Hong Kong top of mind for many Chinese-Canadian voters
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Conservatives running Facebook ads falsely accusing Liberals of planning to legalize hard drugs on Chinese-language page
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Dropped candidate Heather Leung’s name appears on Conservative signs, will appear on Burnaby ballot for party
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Fraternities at UBC indefinitely suspend social functions after allegation of druggings
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