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Brent Jang
StaffReporterVancouver, Canada
bjang@globeandmail.com

Brent Jang is a business reporter in The Globe and Mail’s Vancouver Bureau. Since joining The Globe in 1995, Brent has been a transportation reporter in Toronto, energy correspondent in Calgary and Western columnist for Report on Business.

He holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Alberta, where he served as Editor-in-Chief of The Gateway student newspaper. Brent has received several journalism honours, including two National Newspaper Awards, a Jack Webster Award, a National Magazine Award nomination and two Michener Award team nominations.

29

Years at The Globe and Mail

Honours & Awards

Jack Webster Award, 2019

National Newspaper Award, 2012

National Newspaper Award, 2006

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B.C. port supervisors return to work after Ottawa forces employers to end lockouts
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Ottawa orders B.C., Montreal ports reopened and binding arbitration to resolve labour disputes
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Business group urges Ottawa to find long-term solutions to reduce frequency of B.C. port disputes
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Prolonged softwood lumber dispute points to what Trump’s tariffs may mean for Canada
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Potash producers sound alarm on losing revenue during lockout at B.C. ports
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Employers lock out supervisors at B.C. ports, disrupting shipping trade
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B.C. pipeline project co-owned by Nisga’a Nation seeks to shorten route
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Port of Vancouver reaches truce with terminal operator GCT on cargo plans
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B.C. businesswoman seeks judicial review to regain position as chief of Indigenous group
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Fortescue withdraws hydrogen project from B.C. environmental review
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BC Conservatives pledge to bolster LNG projects while undermining climate targets, think tank says
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Middle East conflict rattles oil markets
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Tensions rise over the Nisga’a Nation’s plans to build pipeline across Northern B.C.
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Vancouver grain terminal workers end strike after reaching four-year tentative deal
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Strike at Vancouver grain terminals leaves ships at anchor
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Vancouver grain terminal workers go on strike amid harvest season
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Union issues strike notice at Vancouver grain terminals
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Methanex buying OCI Global’s international methanol business in $2.05-billion deal
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B.C. First Nation seeks judicial review to overturn pipeline permit on nearby territory
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Indigenous-led hydrogen project in B.C. seeks to supply transportation sector with decarbonization solutions
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