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The Newspaper Wars
From: Chrystia
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In this chapter, Tsalikis traces the late-1990s Toronto newspaper war, when Conrad Black’s National Post challenged the Globe and Mail, and follows Chrystia Freeland’s two years as deputy editor amid that intense and highly competitive rivalry.
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Catherine Tsalikis
Catherine Tsalikis is a writer and journalist based in Toronto, covering foreign policy, politics, and gender equality. After completing her undergraduate and graduate degrees at the University of Toronto and the London School of Economics, she worked as an editorial assistant for The World Today magazine, published by Chatham House, and as a politics producer for London’s Sky News. Most recently, she was the senior editor for OpenCanada.org, an award-winning international affairs site.
