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Isaac Phan Nay

Reporter · CA

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Sep 30, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Isaac Phan Nay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Tyee

    B.C.'s local governments call for higher taxes for AI data centres (opens the original)

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    For Mayor Joan Atkinson, the local hyperscale artificial intelligence data centre is a welcome addition to the district of Mackenzie. About 165 kilometres north of Prince George, Mackenzie was purpose-built around sawmills, a paper plant and other trappings of the forestry industry. And like many small towns across B.C., Mackenzie has been hit hard by a decades-long series of layoffs and mill closures. For example, Atkinson said the back-to-back closures of a sawmill in 2019 and a pulp mill the

  2. Article · Jul 11, 2026 · Isaac Phan Nay, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Tyee

    FIFA puts a spotlight on tipping (opens the original)

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    Kurt Johnson remembers leaving a bar in downtown Vancouver feeling like he’d just been robbed. “The entire atmosphere and vibes of everywhere we went really was awesome,” he said. “It was definitely what I expected from a World Cup city.” Johnson speaks fondly of his time walking Granville street, heading to fan zones, and checking out the waterfront. But Johnson said every time he went to pay for a meal, he noticed a Canadian custom that was a little weird. He said at one bar, a card machine pr

  3. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Isaac Phan Nay, Local Journalism Initiative / Times Colonist - Jul 6, 2026 / 7:00 am | Story: 623369

    Alberni prefab-housing manufacturer provides work for laid-off mill workers (opens the original)

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    Leaving a career in sawmills wasn’t easy for Tim George. Nor was it his choice. Having grown up in Port Alberni, George said his options were to work in either forestry or at the local seafood processing plant. He started at an Errington sawmill when he was about 22, and would spend the next two decades ­working at mills in the area. But in 2019, the Errington sawmill went bankrupt and laid off 50 workers. After a career in Port Alberni’s defining industry, George found himself out of a job. For

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