Bob Mackin is a special guest and contributor to various local publications in Canada, with a focus on Vancouver. He has written for a wide range of newspapers and magazines, covering topics such as local news, sports, politics, and cultural events. His work has been featured in numerous publications across British Columbia, showcasing his expertise in reporting on the region.
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Bob Mackin's coverage primarily focuses on local politics and government announcements in Canada, particularly Vancouver. He also covers evolving stories related to legal policy regulation. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or commentary on local political developments in Vancouver and British Columbia. Additionally, experts with knowledge of ongoing legal or regulatory issues within the region may find a receptive audience with Bob Mackin.
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By: Bob Mackin
Anti-SOGI protesters gathered weekly last May on the Mountain Highway overpass above Highway 1.
“I do not condone illegal activity in any way, shape or form, and nor does our company,” Eap reacted in a statement three days after the indictment. “We stand for protection of privacy and freedom of speech in an era when these rights are under increasing attack. We do not condone illegal or unethical behaviour by our partners or customers. To brand anyone who values privacy and freedom of speech as a criminal is an outrage.”
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From 2010 to 2026: Has Vancouver learned its lessons in time for World Cup security?
By: Bob Mackin
Canadian Taxpayers Federation: "Any kind of redaction with these documents, with agreements to spend taxpayer money, that's a problem."
A erroneous message was posted by the premier's team on Jan. 27, International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
By: Bob Mackin
How Canadian political parties are going beyond bumper stickers to engage voters ahead of the next federal election
Virtual hearing held through Port Alberni courthouse Kasimir Tyabji-Sandana was arrested Thursday, July 18, and held in jail in Vancouver for breaching conditions of his house arrest.
Sky Global distributor Herdman was previously denied bail and remains in a French prison
Crown and judge agree one day in jail already served by Kasimir Tyabji-Sandana and loss of credit toward two-year sentence was enough
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