Justine Hunter
CanadajournalistFemale8.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Justine Hunter is a seasoned political journalist and reporter for The Globe and Mail, focusing on British Columbia politics. With extensive experience covering key political issues in the province, she provides insightful analysis and reporting on significant developments, such as provincial conflicts and policy proposals. Recently, she has been involved in discussing the implications of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's proposed oil pipeline to the B.C. coast and the ensuing tensions with B.C. Premier David Eby.
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Legislative reporter Justine Hunter led The Globe’s coverage of the explosive B.C. Supreme Court ruling in the Cowichan Indigenous land rights case.
The Globe and Mail nominated for eight Jack Webster AwardsCanada· 2026-09-15
Halford told Justine Hunter in a year-end interview.
B.C. Insider: Eby defends province’s largest deficit to dateCanada· 2025-12-23
B.C. politics reporter Justine Hunter joins the show to explain the case and its impact.
The Indigenous land claim that could override private property rightsCanada· 2025-11-12
The Globe’s B.C. politics reporter, Justine Hunter, joins the show to share insights about the pipeline Smith is proposing.
How a new pipeline could test Canadian unityCanada· 2025-10-11