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Wolf Depner

Wolf Depner

I had previously reported for the Saanich News in Greater Victoria from October 2016 to September 2019. My time with Black Press Media also includes six years at the Penticton Western News (2002-2008) and summer internships in the region. Before rejoining Black Press Media on Vancouver Island, I had studied and taught at the University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus and I recently served as associate faculty at Royal Roads University.

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wolfgang.depner@blackpress.ca

Recent Work by Wolf

Political opposition in B.C. tears down housing models

Political opposition in B.C. tears down housing models

But measures projected to create 250,000 new housing units in a decade also enjoy support
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1 in 3 B.C residents say they cannot afford to buy holiday gifts this year

1 in 3 B.C residents say they cannot afford to buy holiday gifts this year

Survey: Inflation depresses Christmas spending in B.C., with nearly 75% cutting back spending
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B.C. premier touts new housing, defends CleanBC during business session

B.C. premier touts new housing, defends CleanBC during business session

David Eby also faced questions about economy, climate change goals from BC Chamber president
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Conservative thinking: B.C. party hopes to capitalize on growing momentum

Conservative thinking: B.C. party hopes to capitalize on growing momentum

Catalyst for ‘a seismic shift’ or nexus of the ‘worst traditions of populism’, party gathering attention
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B.C. premier says he remains committed to October election date

B.C. premier says he remains committed to October election date

David Eby says he will stick with the fixed Oct. 19 election, despite comments Monday in Vancouver
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Minister says B.C. making significant progress toward good health

Minister says B.C. making significant progress toward good health

Dix touts multiple initiatives and hires, acknowledges more needed, particularly in cancer care
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Indigenous-led conservation in B.C.’s Great Bear Sea gets $60 million injection

Indigenous-led conservation in B.C.’s Great Bear Sea gets $60 million injection

Provincial funds will be used for sustainable development off B.C.’s central and north coast
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Poll shows NDP with a firm grip on B.C., as Conservatives pick up steam

Poll shows NDP with a firm grip on B.C., as Conservatives pick up steam

Conservative Party leads BC United by nine points for second place in new Abacus Data poll
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‘Feel like a recession’: economic forecast says B.C. headed for a slow year

‘Feel like a recession’: economic forecast says B.C. headed for a slow year

BC Economic Forecast Council praises housing policies, but says government needs to do more, faster
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B.C. Environment Minister to promote B.C. climate change policies at COP28

B.C. Environment Minister to promote B.C. climate change policies at COP28

George Heyman also said Thursday he is “optimistic” will meet its climate change goals
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