Gordon Hoekstra is an investigative reporter based in Vancouver, British Columbia. With a focus on local issues, he has covered a wide range of topics including crime, fraud, real estate, and government accountability. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Vancouver Sun, Windsor Star, and National Post.
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Gordon Hoekstra's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and legal policy in British Columbia, with a specific emphasis on crime, fraud, law enforcement issues, and financial fraud. His articles often feature government announcements and legal regulations related to these topics.
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By: Gordon Hoekstra
Conservative flyer said: "For every one person working in the private sector there are 12 workers funded by taxpayers!" That's flat wrong.
Conservative flyer said: "For every one person working in the private sector there are 12 workers funded by taxpayers!" That's flat wrong.
By: Gordon Hoekstra
The largest net gain of people was posted under NDP rule, in 2021, at just more than 31,000 a year
By: Gordon Hoekstra
The largest net gain of people was posted under NDP rule, in 2021, at just more than 31,000 a year
By: Gordon Hoekstra
It's election day in B.C. and residents in the Okanagan and around B.C. are heading to the polls to choose MLAs to represent them for the next four years.
By: Gordon Hoekstra
It's election day in B.C. and residents in the Okanagan have elected MLAs to represent them for the next four years. Here are the latest results.
By: Gordon Hoekstra
'Our recruiting is coming along very well ... We are very much on track to (take over command) on Nov. 29' — SPS Chief Const. Norm Lipinski
By: Gordon Hoekstra
In B.C., as in other parts of Canada, lawyers aren't subject to the country's large-and-suspicious-transactions reporting regime
By: Gordon Hoekstra
Law Society of B.C. tribunal review increases professional misconduct findings against Neal Burton Wang
By: Gordon Hoekstra
New computer modelling suggests 6,300 older buildings would be heavily damaging, killing or maiming 1,350 people. Find out more.
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