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Sunny Dhillon
Former StaffFormer ReporterVancouver, Canada

Sunny Dhillon is a former reporter for The Globe and Mail. Based in Vancouver, he has been with The Globe and Mail since November, 2010.

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Canadian snowbirds caught in Florida evacuations as state braces for Hurricane Irma
B.C.’s fentanyl overdose crisis has worsened in 2017, data shows
Witnesses stunned by ‘insane’ meteor over British Columbia and Alberta
UN solitary-confinement rules aren't binding in Canadian prisons, Attorney-General lawyer says
solitary confinement
B.C. judge questions government’s depiction of solitary confinement system
Solitary confinement must have 15-day limit, plaintiffs tell B.C. Supreme Court
Solitary confinement violates charter right to life, liberty, security: lawyer
Plaintiffs in B.C. Supreme Court case to call for end to solitary confinement
Mounties announce charges against five in Surrey drug bust, BC NDP announces anti-gang initiative
Indigenous chief says Trudeau needs ‘wake-up call’ on land rights
B.C. aims for $15 minimum wage by 2021, lagging behind other provinces
Indigenous rights advocate to guide B.C. in Trans Mountain pipeline challenge
B.C. woman acquitted of human trafficking settles case over civil forfeiture
B.C. human rights commission to be restored after 15-year absence
Alberta prison warden says Indigenous programs help inmates
Bowen Island dock gets go-ahead from British Columbia’s top court
solitary confinement
Canadian prisons’ overuse of solitary confinement mostly in past, official testifies
B.C. court acquits four men accused of human smuggling in Tamil migrant case
B.C. man found guilty of polygamy believed having multiple wives was legal, lawyer says
Indigenous women receive ‘harsher punishments’ in prison, ex-inmate tells solitary confinement trial
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