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Carrie Tait

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

15

Years at The Globe and Mail

8

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
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Encana: a timeline of the company with its roots in the creation of Canada
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Saskatchewan urges Ottawa to change student-loan rules to help drivers afford safety training
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Mayors of Calgary, Edmonton criticize funding cuts to cities in Alberta budget
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Guidelines revised for seclusion rooms in Alberta schools
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Senior staff at Alberta Energy Regulator exit, reorganization on hold amid scandal
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Alberta government abruptly U-turns on trucking regulation changes after public outcry
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Families of Humboldt victims call on Alberta government to roll back trucking rule changes
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In the Alberta town of Buck Lake, the annual Fall Supper is peppered with election talk
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Hundreds of Alberta truck drivers exempt from tighter safety rules
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Alberta eases safety rules issued in wake of Humboldt bus crash
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Families of Humboldt Broncos bus crash victims urge against truck-training reforms
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Southern Alberta blanketed with snow after three-day storm shuts down schools, highways
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Alberta farmers pushing for exemption to new training rules for semi drivers brought in after Humboldt Broncos crash
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Federal court grants B.C. injunction against Alberta’s oil-export embargo
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Politicians and planners look to data for answers on e-scooters
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Alberta’s red-tape reduction reporting system flooded with submissions
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94-year-old vet Will Dwyer raises $1M for Terry Fox Run
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Project aims to give homeless veterans a roof over their heads and a supportive community
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A ‘lot of sad people’ in the corn capital of Canada after hailstorm wipes out cult favourite crop
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Recent Ontario court decision could shift how legal system treats child fatalities on family agricultural operations