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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 workers approve tentative agreement after wild swings in labour dispute
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Union secures wording for job protection in tentative deal at B.C. ports
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Labour board to rule on impasse at B.C. ports as union fights contracting out
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Ottawa seeks relief under labour code after union members at B.C. ports reject tentative deal
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B.C. port union’s caucus approves proposed contract for workers
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B.C. port workers back on the job as union weighs mediated offer
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B.C. port union withdraws strike notice as Ottawa weighs options
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B.C. port workers return to picket lines after union rejects tentative deal
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Enbridge lining up support for B.C. natural-gas pipeline plans
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B.C. port workers end strike with four-year tentative deal as cargo piles up
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Four-year contract proposed by mediator to end B.C. port strike
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As B.C. port strike drags on, union blames ‘greed’ of shipping companies
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B.C. port strike affecting up to $775-million a day in trade, employers estimate
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Indigenous leaders strive for economic growth as they tout B.C. LNG
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B.C. port strike sees union, employers clash over $81,250 retirement payment
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LNG Canada CEO bullish on expansion of export terminal
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Union seeks $8,000 ‘inflation adjustment’ for B.C. port workers on strike
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Port of Vancouver faces cargo bottleneck during strike by waterfront workers across B.C.
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B.C. port workers’ strike sparks concern over supply chain, inflation
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Lumber prices rally as market spooked by supply concerns
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