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Xiao Xu
StaffReporterVancouver, Canada
xxu@globeandmail.com
Xiao Xu is a reporter for The Globe and Mail. Prior to joining The Globe, she worked as a reporter for Fairchild Radio.
7

Years in Journalism

6

Years at The Globe and Mail

Languages spoken

English, Chinese (Mandarin)

Xiao Xu abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

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Municipalities renew call for B.C. government to take over management of dikes
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Vancouver parents raise alarm as school board looks to close schools in growing neighbourhoods
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B.C. to expand programs that train volunteers to help firefighters battle wildfires
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Ottawa commits to improve infrastructure in fire-ravaged NWT after criticism from premier
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B.C. mayors welcome decision to lift some travel restrictions after rain douses wildfires
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Prince George explosion sends at least three to hospital
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B.C. evacuation orders soar; Yellowknife fires not expected to reach city this weekend
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Thousands in B.C. told to evacuate as West Kelowna blaze flares
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B.C. residents advised to prepare to evacuate amid surging wildfire risk
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Hong Kong officials rebut criticism of police entry for World Police and Fire Games in Winnipeg
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B.C. communities working on escape routes as wildfire seasons rage
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Thunderstorms may offer relief to B.C. firefighting efforts but lightning could spark new fires
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From Vegemite to vanilla ice cream, Canadian cooks keeping international firefighters well fed
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B.C. towns, farmers dealing with severe drought finding ways to cope as record heat persists
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Canadian couple spend honeymoon raising awareness about democracy in Hong Kong
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B.C. firefighter killed as wildfires continue to burn
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Wreckage of bombed Air India aircraft should be on display, say victims’ families
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