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Mark Hume
StaffNational correspondentVancouver, Canada
mhume@globeandmail.com

Mark Hume is a National Correspondent for The Globe and Mail, based in Vancouver, writing news and feature stories on a daily basis about his home province of British Columbia. His weekly column, which often challenges the orthodoxy on environmental issues, appears every Monday.

Mark Hume abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

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lives lived
Artist Ken Kirkby tried to get the essence and soul of Canada’s Arctic onto canvas
opinion
Fish are caught in the middle of the catch-and-release debate
Mark Hume
Exploring the vastness of Alaska by bus and by ship
It’s time to confront the exploitation of B.C.’s environment
Mark Hume
Mark Hume
On Cheque Day, a toxic mix of money and drugs in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
british columbia
The Christmas bird count, a ‘citizen science project,’ thrives in B.C.
british columbia
B.C. health authorities flood streets with opioid antidote
british columbia
B.C. town residents worry seniors’ community could threaten natural springs
Mark Hume
Mark Hume
things that work
MK Illumination’s dazzling installations light up Vancouver
Fraser River estuary being maintained to benefit people, not wildlife: study
british columbia
Mount Polley waste water discharge in Quesnel Lake worries residents
B.C. to fix section of Highway 99 that has been sliding down mountainside
Justin Trudeau should reassess his scientific foundation
Mark Hume
Mark Hume
Sniffer dogs might help B.C. fight invasive species of mussels
Opposition prepares to fight Trans Mountain pipeline approval
Critics speak out against approval of Trans Mountain pipeline in B.C.
New app seeks to crowdsource reporting of B.C. environmental abuses
NDP leader takes aim at B.C. grizzly bear trophy hunt
No guarantee Taseko mine in British Columbia will be approved
B.C. gives Taseko mine a second chance after letter to Christy Clark
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