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Eric Andrew-Gee
StaffReporterMontreal, Canada
eandrew-gee@globeandmail.com

As the Globe’s Quebec correspondent, I write about the politics and culture of Canada’s second-largest province. My work often looks at how history shapes current events. Feel free to contact me in either of the country’s official languages.

Honours & Awards

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

National Newspaper Award, Arts and Entertainment, 2017

National Newspaper Award, Project of the Year, 2020

Eric Andrew-Gee abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

Latest articles

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‘Meet me at the dep’: How anglos borrowed from French to create a ‘Quebec English’ all their own
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For novice brain surgeons, AI offers a way to practise on virtual grey matter before the real stuff
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Deadly Montreal fire now being investigated as arson
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The summer the sun turned red: Canadians wake up to the reality of climate change under a veil of smoke
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Sheila Kussner just raised another $7-million for charity. Her secret? She’s really good at asking Montreal’s elite to donate
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Former RCMP officer charged in China foreign interference case granted bail
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Montreal avenue’s car-free transformation proves a hit with residents, business owners
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Canadian aircraft detects noises underwater in search for Titanic submersible
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Rescuers race to find Titanic submersible as oxygen reserves run out
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Missing Titanic submersible prompts search operation off the coast of Newfoundland
obituary
Doctor Juhn Wada revolutionized epilepsy surgery
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English private schools in Quebec skirt language laws and shun government funding to boost enrolment
travel
Do Quebec City restaurants deserve their own Michelin guide?
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Roxham Road had become last resort for refugees amid Canada’s clogged system
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At 104 years old, memory scientist Brenda Milner seems to remember almost everything
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Bodies of two more migrants found along Canada-U.S. border, bringing death toll to eight
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Suspect in Quebec police killing was released from a psychiatric facility
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Airbnb cracks down after Montreal fire, while victims’ loved ones wait in anguish
art & architecture
Sabrina Ratté's exploration of the blurred line between tech and humanity is making her an art world star
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Quebec to introduce legislation on illegal short-term rentals after fatal fire