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Carrie Tait
StaffReporter in The Globe and Mail's Calgary bureauCalgary
ctait@globeandmail.com

Area of Expertise

Breaking news, politics, energy, Indigenous issues

Carrie Tait joined The Globe's Calgary bureau in January, 2011. Previously, she spent six years working for the National Post in both Calgary and Toronto. She has a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Western Ontario and a bachelor’s degree in political studies from the University of Saskatchewan.

Why did you become a journalist?

To tell other people's stories

19

Years in Journalism

12

Years at The Globe and Mail

Education

Western University, Master of Arts in Journalism, 2004

University of Saskatchewan, Political Studies, 2002

Honours & Awards

Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, 2010-2011

Terry Fox Humanitarian Award, 1997-2000

Languages spoken

English

Carrie Tait abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

Latest articles

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Alberta hiring hundreds of sheriffs, which some leaders say could be foundation for provincial force
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Alberta Finance Minister may walk away after leaving province’s coffers overflowing
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Alberta’s pre-election budget posts $2.4-billion surplus, reveals new contingency fund
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Alberta strikes health care funding deal ahead of provincial budget
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Alberta premier Danielle Smith looks to rural supporters for help winning Calgary in coming election
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Alberta law society weaponized as politicians face complaints
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Athabasca University chair says process to pick new president was legal, but not ‘best practices’
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Athabasca University lets president go amid calls from province to establish physical presence
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Alberta, Ottawa strike funding deal for daycare operators
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UCP infighting roiling the central Alberta riding of key Jason Kenney loyalist
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Danielle Smith invites Trudeau to work ‘in partnership’ with Alberta but has a list of demands
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Review into Premier Danielle Smith’s staff e-mails would not have captured messages deleted more than 30 days prior
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Review has found no ‘evidence of e-mail contact’ between Premier’s office and prosecutors, Alberta says
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Danielle Smith made sovereignty act her signature policy but appears increasingly reluctant to use it
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Danielle Smith denies allegations that Premier’s office interfered with blockade prosecutions
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Preston Manning to chair panel reviewing Alberta’s COVID-19 response
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Conservative activists in Alberta use riding association election to target Jason Kenney loyalist
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Alberta asks Ottawa to rethink Moraine Lake car ban
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Landslide reshapes popular climbing spire in B.C.
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What happens when a small ski town’s only cab company is shuttered?