Wendy Stueck is a National Correspondent for The Globe and Mail, with a focus on B.C. news and neighborhood happenings in Strathcona/DTES. She also writes about music, dogs, trees, and cities. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Rappler, The Irish News, and the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Wendy Stueck focuses on national coverage of topics such as wildfires, indigenous rights, climate change, and environmental protection. She regularly cites government announcements and uses data to support her reporting.
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175 countries are negotiating a treaty on plastic pollution, but there are significant hurdles to getting it done
By: Marieke Walsh, Wendy Stueck
Listen to this article The federal government has launched a new grant program to help cities pay for climate adaptation measures such as restoring wetlands and strengthening dikes, roads and bridges.
By: Wendy Stueck
Police said in the news release that Mr. Stronach, 91, was arrested and charged with five criminal offences: rape, indecent assault on a female, two counts of sexual assault and forcible confinement.
Listen to this article Canadian businessman Frank Stronach has been arrested and charged in connection with an investigation into alleged
By: Wendy Stueck
The proposed bill makes Canada the second country in the world, along with Chile, to table a nature accountability act, federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault said Thursday at a press conference in Ottawa.
By: Wendy Stueck, Matthew McClearn
By: Wendy Stueck, Ian Bailey
New Brunswick MP Wayne Long says phase out of salmon farming is a betrayal of rural and indigenous communities that rely on ‘responsible aquaculture growth’
By: Wendy Stueck
Mosaic Forest Management said it would stop logging some of its land to create carbon credits to be sold on the global market. It now faces questions of whether that program is credible, as the broader voluntary carbon market grapples with a crisis of confidence
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