Kyle Bakx is a Business Reporter at CBC News. Based in Calgary, he covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the environmental impacts of mining, oil, and gas industries. His work has been featured in Environmental Health News, Philippine Canadian Inquirer, Wine Business Monthly, CBC, and Daily Climate.
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Kyle Bakx primarily focuses on reporting national news related to climate change, fossil fuels, and the oil industry in Canada. He frequently covers government announcements, cites data, and discusses legal policy regulations.
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