Mike Hager is a reporter at The Globe and Mail, focusing on political, economic, and social issues in Canada. With a strong background in investigative journalism, Mike covers a range of topics including crime, justice, and social issues. His work has been featured in various publications including the North Shore News, Tri City News, and Castanet Media.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Mike Hager's coverage predominantly focuses on crime, legal issues, and government announcements within Canada. He appears especially interested in ongoing or evolving stories related to crime and legal matters. Therefore, pitches with access to exclusive information about ongoing criminal cases or those offering insights into local legal developments may be well-received.
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By: Joe Friesen, Mike Hager
At the University of British Columbia on Wednesday, police moved in to clear an intersection near the campus that was blocked by dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators. The RCMP issued a statement saying one person was arrested.
Listen to this article Robert Pickton, Canada's most notorious and prolific killer whose crimes highlighted how his victims – most of them
By: Mike Hager
Rosalee Walton did her best to avoid the name of her older sister Dawn Crey's killer while he was alive. “I just don't say the person's name.
By: Mike Hager
British Columbia's newly resurgent Conservative party envisions sweeping changes to schools, housing, climate and reconciliation with First Nations
By: Mike Hager
A cyberattack supported by a foreign government infiltrated nearly two dozen B.C. government e-mail inboxes, gaining access to sensitive personal
By: Mike Hager
Listen to this article Linda de Gonzalez is not surprised some tenants in British Columbia are still being asked by their landlords to agree
By: Mike Hager
Listen to this article Public registries created by Ottawa, British Columbia and Quebec to allow people to find a corporation's hidden owners
By: Mike Hager
Crews continue to work to repair a major water main break and five other weak spots in Calgary, on June 22. Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press
By: Mike Hager
B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma responds to questions outside B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver, on Nov. 27, 2023. DARRYL DYCK/The Canadian Press
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