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Eric Andrew-Gee

Eric Andrew-Gee
Staff
Reporter
Toronto, Canada
eandrew-gee@globeandmail.com

As a national reporter, I write news and longer feature stories about Canadian subjects — often ones that involve the intersection of history with the present day. Lately I've been spending time in Thunder Bay to cover that city's struggles with the legacy of colonialism, in its many forms. My investigation into Joseph Boyden's shifting Indigenous identity won a National Newspaper Award in 2017.

Honours & Awards

Goff Penny Award for Canada’s top newspaper journalist under 25, 2015

Nominated for two National Newspaper Awards

Eric Andrew-Gee abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct
Latest articles
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Thunder Bay’s diverging paths: What bus routes and pickup trucks have to do with race and class
Canada
In Kingston, an agonizing question: What to do about Sir John A. Macdonald?
thunder bay
Three ‘warrior women,’ three visions for Thunder Bay and its Indigenous future
Toronto
Toronto’s bendy streetcars take their last ride
Canada
Amid turmoil, Lakehead University names non-Indigenous law dean
thunder bay
Hot-dog harmony: How a Thunder Bay diner and its Coney sauce comfort a divided city
Canada
A faded mosaic: Thunder Bay’s struggle to attract and retain immigrants
Canada
Thunder Bay police to review nine Indigenous deaths in response to independent report
Canada
For KI First Nation, impact of deadly fire reverberates through tight-knit community
Canada
Thunder Bay police board in turmoil following removal of lawyer, calls for mayor’s resignation from body
Canada
Thunder Bay confronts violent crime wave as arrival of outside gangs stokes racial tensions
data gap
From youth in segregation to first-time home buyers: Six data gaps Globe readers have encountered
Canada
House blaze kills mother, four children in First Nation community with no working fire truck
Canada
Sioux Lookout protest sparked by Indigenous teen’s arrest seeks to draw mistreatment of First Nations to the fore
Canada
Arrest video shines national spotlight on race relations in Sioux Lookout
Canada
How the fight over Thunder Bay’s century-old James Street bridge points way to spanning a racial divide
Canada
Video of Indigenous teen’s arrest in Northern Ontario sparks outrage
Canada
In Fort William First Nation, band uses election to press forward despite echoes of colonial past
Canada
Is the West fed up with Canada? What a new survey shows about the federation’s growing fault lines
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Federal budget 2019: New funding will fill key data gaps, create Canadian information centre