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Justine Hunter
StaffB.C. Politics ReporterVictoria, Canada
jhunter@globeandmail.com

Justine Hunter is a reporter for The Globe and Mail. Based in the press gallery of the B.C. Legislature in Victoria, Justine has followed the ups and downs of B.C. premiers since 1988. She has also worked as a business reporter and on Parliament Hill covering national politics.

Justine Hunter abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

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‘Everything is one’: The healing power of orphan orca whale Kwiisahi?is’ escape
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Boaters off Vancouver Island coast asked to stay away from formerly stranded orphan orca calf
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How the politics of decriminalization played out in B.C.
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What’s next for B.C.’s decriminalization experiment
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford vows to fight Toronto’s drug decriminalization request
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Orca calf stranded in B.C. lagoon finds her way out
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B.C. asks Ottawa for help on decriminalization fallout
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B.C. puts social media harms bill on hold, will work with platforms to help young people stay safe online
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Baby orca, trapped where its ‘Big Mama’ died, brings together B.C. researchers and locals in efforts to reunite it with family
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B.C. formally recognizes Haida Nation’s Aboriginal title to Haida Gwaii
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An aging fleet, growing demand, spiralling costs: Rough seas for BC Ferries
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Dozens team up for complex rescue of trapped orca in B.C. lagoon
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B.C. community’s flood recovery plan stalls over lack of funding
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B.C.’s governing NDP seeks repairs with Jewish community after long-time MLA decries antisemitism in caucus
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Brian Mulroney’s complicated legacy in Western Canada
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International student numbers to be slashed in B.C., but public institutions shielded from reductions
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Former prime minister Brian Mulroney dead at 84
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B.C. premier apologizes to Doukhobor sect whose children were taken from their families in the 1950s
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Mining industry wins big with tax relief in B.C. budget
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B.C.’s aggressive push to clear roadblocks for housing is still meeting ... roadblocks
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