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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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Tug's diesel spill a ‘nightmare’ for Heiltsuk Nation in British Columbia
Breakage of monumental B.C. iceberg quietly sounds climate change alarm
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Author Ian Gill: What comes after Canada’s media collapse?
Vancouver social-housing project to be built on lot used for homeless protests
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B.C. child-advocacy centres on shaky financial ground, co-ordinator warns
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B.C. report finds indigenous girls in care more likely to face sex abuse
Environmental groups urge UNESCO to revisit Site C dam
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Northern Pike causing concern as it moves into B.C. waters
B.C. government promises millions in benefits for LNG support
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Human activities causing increase in B.C. grizzly bear deaths: study
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Regent tenant demands repairs to ‘crumbling’ Vancouver hotel
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Vancouver divided on risks of oil tankers
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Cormorant Island visit for two grizzly bears comes to an end
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Cormorant Island put on alert due to grizzly bear sightings
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Tugs will ensure tanker safety in Vancouver harbour, NEB told
Scientists question whether B.C. fish hatcheries do more harm than good
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Dark windows illuminate problems in Vancouver’s real estate market
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Have we reached peak wilderness? A new report says yes
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New B.C. charity founded to protect province’s grizzly bears
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B.C. man uses poplar trees to take recycling to a whole new level
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