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Carrie Tait
Staff
Reporter in The Globe and Mail's Calgary bureau
Calgary
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

Years in Journalism

17

Years at The Globe and Mail

10

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

Thousands of Albertans in private seniors’ facilities still awaiting vaccines, not atop priority lists
Alberta completes COVID-19 vaccination of all long-term care residents, staff
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Alberta’s COVID-19 rates are down by half, but experts warn against easing restrictions too soon
Alberta’s operation waitlist a ‘hidden pandemic,’ doctor says
RCMP investigate COVID-19 death at Cargill
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Okotoks teenager granted permanent residency in Canada
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Pandemic spurs Indigenous business women to become doubly creative
Adventure cats make the most of their lives - all nine of them
Calgary considers bylaw to ban catcalling
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Alberta hospitals, already overwhelmed, brace for more COVID-19 patients even as new restrictions take effect
Families of COVID-19′s younger victims sound the alarm about disease’s seriousness
Alberta churches file legal challenge of COVID-19 restrictions
Order of Canada appointments include Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir, Bill MacDonald and Darcy Bear
Canada on track for 4,000 coronavirus patients in hospital by Christmas, eclipsing first wave
COVID-19 patients in Alberta’s ICUs could more than double over next two weeks, provincial health authority says
Alberta Justice Minister says he could send money ‘directly to law enforcement’ if cities defund police budgets
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COVID-19 has major impact on wait lists for Alberta continuing-care facilities
Amplify: Female pro skiers have been killing it on the slopes for years. I’m glad the media is finally catching up
Alberta’s COVID-19 outbreak forces closure of over 500 continuing care beds
Alberta’s contact tracing app used to track COVID-19 exposures just 19 times