Carrie Tait - The Globe and Mail

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

17

Years in Journalism

10

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

Alberta advisory panel calls for pop-up clinics in communities with barriers to vaccines

Majority of Alberta meat-packing workers have been vaccinated against COVID-19

COVID-19 patients are filling up Alberta’s hospitals

Alberta government announces new restrictions to curb spread of COVID-19

Alberta releases emergency triage plan for health care system amid surge of COVID-19 cases

Alberta introduces new restrictions in COVID-19 hot spots

Alberta to divert COVID-19 vaccines to Fort McMurray and Banff

Fort McMurray declares state of emergency as COVID-19 cases rise

Plans revived for mass COVID-19 vaccine clinic at Alberta meat-processing facilities

Alberta postpones COVID-19 vaccination clinic at Cargill meat plant that saw deadly outbreak a year ago

Saskatchewan First Nation goes to court to challenge law firm’s fees

Calgary Catholic Immigration Society connects former refugees with COVID-19 vaccines

Critical-care COVID-19 cases surpass peak of second wave

April 12Updated

Alberta will vaccinate 2,000 employees at Cargill meat packing plant

Alberta imposes restrictions on restaurants, stores and gyms as COVID-19 infections spike

Alberta business council survey says economic optimism is growing, fuelled by COVID-19 vaccine

Southern Alberta town mourns loss of historic hotel to fire

Alberta denies request to fund treatment for toddler with rare spinal disease

COVID-19 variants sweep through Regina

March 28Updated

Alberta family waiting on approval for expensive, life-saving drug for young boy