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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.
8

Years in Journalism

7

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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Wildfires in B.C., Alberta signal an early start to a dry, volatile year
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As youth arrests triple in Saanich, support for resuming controversial police liaison program grows
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Federal addictions minister meets with B.C. counterpart as backlash continues on decriminalization
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B.C. struggles toward province-wide policy on phone use in schools
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International master’s students in B.C. urge province to reassess immigration program requirements
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Entrepreneurs say they are being harassed by Beijing
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Inspired by the Chinese trend, a U of T grad is renting out her time to the socially anxious and isolated
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Nurses group plans to argue efforts to curtail drug decriminalization in B.C. are unconstitutional
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B.C. teens trying cannabis, alcohol or tobacco at lowest rate in 30 years, study finds
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In Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, basketball builds Indigenous sisterhood on the court
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Multiple people reportedly killed in NWT plane crash carrying Rio Tinto mine workers
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Surrey families worry over capacity limits at local schools
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B.C. hospital admissions break record as respiratory illness season nears peak
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Inviting 100 strangers for coffee and other ways to stave off loneliness
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Vancouver mayor moves to abolish the city’s independently elected park board
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Concussions kept Scott Ramsay from bigger hockey prospects. His PhD work will help kids today get better care
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Penticton neighbourhood evacuated over concerns about potential for rockslide
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B.C. long-term care homes still falling short, even with increases in funding, seniors advocate says
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Hong Kong activists in Canada want hotline due to ongoing intimidation
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Units once intended to host Airbnb guests already turning up on the market after new B.C. rules