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Christie Blatchford

Q&A: Christie Blatchford, the <em>National Post</em> columnist whose new book critiques the justice system
Life

Q&A: Christie Blatchford, the National Post columnist whose new book critiques the justice system

On the courts, the media, and what makes her cry

The 50 Most Influential People in Toronto: who really runs this city?
City

The 50 Most Influential People in Toronto: who really runs this city?

The National Post lands another elite-level columnist, scooping up Andrew Coyne from Maclean’s
City

The National Post lands another elite-level columnist, scooping up Andrew Coyne from Maclean’s

The Loaded List: we catalogue the astronomical salaries of Toronto’s ruling class
City

The Loaded List: we catalogue the astronomical salaries of Toronto’s ruling class

City
Rogers Sportsnet scoops up venerable Globe sports columnist Stephen Brunt
City
Christie Blatchford is unimpressed with the media’s reaction to Layton’s death; frankly, we’re rather unimpressed with her reaction
Reaction Roundup: An outpouring of love, respect and grief in the wake of Jack Layton’s death
City

Reaction Roundup: An outpouring of love, respect and grief in the wake of Jack Layton’s death

City
Because nothing in this city happens without Twitter anymore, that’s where the news of Christie Blatchford’s Globe departure breaks
Six things we learned about Ken Finkleman from his interview on CBC’s Q this morning
City

Six things we learned about Ken Finkleman from his interview on CBC’s Q this morning

Big Stories

&#8220;I’m a front-line worker. I live in my car. And I’m not unique&#8221;: a memoir about being homeless during Covid
Memoir

“I’m a front-line worker. I live in my car. And I’m not unique”: a memoir about being homeless during Covid

The miserable truth about online school
City

The miserable truth about online school

They were first in line for the vaccine: &#8220;I felt so lucky—like this might be the beginning of the end of this nightmare&#8221;
City

They were first in line for the vaccine: “I felt so lucky—like this might be the beginning of the end of this nightmare”

Inside the mind-bending business of keeping a restaurant alive during a pandemic: a memoir from Toronto&#8217;s top chef
Memoir

Inside the mind-bending business of keeping a restaurant alive during a pandemic: a memoir from Toronto’s top chef

A cooped-up, stressed-out urbanite’s guide to the longest winter ever
Memoir

A cooped-up, stressed-out urbanite’s guide to the longest winter ever

&#8220;I lost three patients in 36 hours&#8221;: a memoir from the Covid ward at TGH
Memoir

“I lost three patients in 36 hours”: a memoir from the Covid ward at TGH

&#8220;My parents sent me to boarding school near Toronto. It turned out to be a perverse fundamentalist cult&#8221;
Life

“My parents sent me to boarding school near Toronto. It turned out to be a perverse fundamentalist cult”

<em>Toronto Life&#8217;</em>s top 10 longreads of 2020
Deep Dives

Toronto Life’s top 10 longreads of 2020

They survived Covid, but they&#8217;re not okay
Life

They survived Covid, but they’re not okay

The Bay Street ex-con who fooled his investors—twice
City

The Bay Street ex-con who fooled his investors—twice

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