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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SPS is now the force of jurisdiction, but gradual replacement of RCMP officers will take two or three more years. Find out more.
By: Gordon Hoekstra
First Nations, and human rights and public advocacy groups have decried the treatment of Indigenous people by police for years.
By: Gordon Hoekstra
A law society tribunal review board determined that Hong Guo had not done enough to advance her review and therefore dismissed it. Read on.
By: Gordon Hoekstra
Money laundering inquiry called for specialized financial investigation unit and an independent office of the legislature. Where are they?
By: Gordon Hoekstra
Avtar Singh Dhillon has been sentenced to jail time and ordered to pay back illicit profits and fines of nearly $1.5 million US. Read more.
By: Gordon Hoekstra
The central bank cut its overnight lending rate by a half a percentage point, to 3.25 per cent, the fifth such decrease this year
By: Gordon Hoekstra
In report Wednesday, seniors advocate Dan Levitt concluded that services for seniors changed significantly for the worse in last five years.
By: Gordon Hoekstra
Village council at the time had decided not to follow recommendations of experts
By: Gordon Hoekstra
A mudslide Saturday morning swept away the home of David and Barbara Enns, killing the long-time Lions Bay residents
By: Gordon Hoekstra
Multiple expert studies have been handed to the village council in the past decade, but recommendations not acted upon. Find out more.
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