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Xiao Xu
StaffReporterVancouver, 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.
7

Years in Journalism

6

Years at The Globe and Mail

Languages spoken

English, Chinese (Mandarin)

Xiao Xu abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

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New Vancouver school board trustees moving to reinstate school liaison officers
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Lord of the gourds: B.C. pumpkin-growing champion smashes the competition
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Australian universities sound alarm on fraudulent Ontario diplomas
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Candidates for Vancouver School Board trustee pledge to reinstate honours courses
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B.C. deal for doctors expected to include better compensation model
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B.C. to train more doctors, expand pharmacists’ ability to provide primary care under new health plan
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B.C.’s largest public-sector union negotiates double-digit wage hike
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B.C. rolls out its booster program for the dose tailored to the Omicron variant
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Sing Tao Daily publishes its last print edition as it shifts focus to online content
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Study finds B.C.’s COVID-19 case numbers could be 100 times higher than provincial tests suggest
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Federal housing advocate heads to B.C. to study affordability crisis, homelessness
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Beijing targets Canadian citizen for online activity
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Canadian seniors struggle to find family doctors amid physicians shortage, some seeking private support
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B.C. woman issues plea for family doctor in newspaper ad