Amber Wang is a Senior Reporter at the China desk for the Post. She specializes in Chinese politics and diplomacy, with a focus on regional and world news, particularly in Asia and the Pacific, as well as security and law enforcement issues. Amber's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including IBT Media, Yahoo Sports UK, and The Japan Times.
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Amber's focus is on politics, world affairs, and government announcements with a specific emphasis on Taiwan elections, China, US-China relations, Chinese military, and US foreign policy. Her coverage heavily features breaking news and evolving stories.
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Cranbrook residents will weigh in this fall on 5 possible sites for a proposed 10-bed hospice house
Fire chief says the new building will help crews get to calls faster and prepare for future emergency needs
By: Amber Wang
East Kootenay residents won't move clocks back after the board voted for permanent mountain daylight time
The Regional District of East Kootenay has asked Transport Canada to review powerboat risks
By: Amber Wang
The late statesman, known for his pivotal role in transitioning China towards a market economy, will be cremated in Beijing on Tuesday
By: Amber Wang
The late statesman, known for his pivotal role in transitioning China towards a market economy, will be cremated in Beijing on Tuesday.
A popular Kimberley trail connection is at the centre of a debate over safety, accessibility and community identity. The city is moving ahead with staircase removal, while residents question whether alternative routes can replace what could be lost.
By: Amber Wang
9 cases of disease confirmed in Kootenay region since first detection in 2024
Officials say a calm season does not erase the long-term risk
A farm in Windermere, B.C., once known for garlic is testing hardy strawberry varieties through Columbia Basin Trust’s new Resilient Food Crops.
