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Bill Curry
StaffParliamentary CorrespondentOttawa, Canada
bcurry@globeandmail.com

Area of Expertise

Finance, infrastructure, federal politics and how Parliament works

Bill Curry is a reporter for The Globe and Mail's Ottawa bureau. He focuses on finance and economics, including coverage of federal budgets and government spending. Recently, Bill played a lead role in the Globe's coverage of federal changes to small business tax rules.

He joined the Parliamentary Press Gallery in 1999 as a student freelancer and was later hired by The Hill Times, where he learned how to break exclusive stories. He then worked for the National Post and the Canwest News Service prior to joining the Globe in 2005.

21

Years in Journalism

16

Years at The Globe and Mail

Education

Carleton University, Bachelor of Journalism, 2000

Languages spoken

English, French

Bill Curry abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

Latest articles

Ottawa to announce $2.7-billion fund to electrify Canada’s public buses
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Extending wage, rent subsidies to June 5 will cost $16-billion, Chrystia Freeland says
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CPPIB chief executive Mark Machin steps down in the wake of COVID-19 vaccination controversy
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Head of Canada’s largest pension fund received COVID-19 vaccine in United Arab Emirates
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Facebook open to paying Canadian news publishers for licensing as Australian plan becomes law
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Ottawa has not provided adequate support to First Nations for safe drinking water: Auditor-General
Federal documents show sharp decline of Canada’s pandemic warning system, and debate over who was to blame
Canadians’ impressions of U.S. improve, while sentiment toward China worsens, poll shows
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Canada and G7 boost vaccine funding but won’t share their doses yet
Canada condemns Facebook’s ‘highly irresponsible’ Australian news ban
Risks of higher debt may outweigh stimulus benefits, experts warn
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Federal budget proposals focus on health care spending
Guilbeault keeping a close eye on Australia’s battle with Google as Canada prepares its own social media bills
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Ottawa has negotiated more Moderna COVID-19 vaccine doses and faster delivery: Trudeau
Ottawa announces $3-billion-a-year transit transfer to cities, $5.9-billion for stimulus projects
Self-employed Canadians caught in CERB confusion won’t have to repay, Trudeau says
National Defence skirted federal rules in using artificial intelligence, privacy commissioner says
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Work-from-home tax credit claims expected to cost Ottawa $260-million, budget watchdog says
Infrastructure Bank directed to invest $1-billion in Indigenous projects
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PMO e-mails reveal frustration with Public Health Agency as pandemic worsened