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

As a national reporter, I write news and longer feature stories about Canadian subjects. Lately, my focus has been on Quebec: its response to the pandemic, its unique political culture, and the influence of its history on contemporary life.

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

A food writer’s mission to save Toronto’s culinary mosaic
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Harvard historian and author Walter Johnson explores the history of racism in St. Louis
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Legault’s folksy charm, reassuring optimism helps him defy political gravity amid what’s arguably Canada’s worst pandemic response
What does a lonely brain look like? Study offers new answers
Effectiveness of Quebec COVID-19 curfew unclear
Quebec toughens pandemic restrictions amid rising number of COVID-19 cases
The memoir project: How a Quebec woman is trying to preserve a generation’s history endangered by the COVID-19 pandemic
Familiar holiday feelings remain despite limited options to gather
Where did you go, Jean Béliveau? Quebec’s lack of modern-day hockey greats leads to an existential crisis
Rhesus monkeys, ‘pizza boxes,’ and armed robbery: Canada’s history shows that, when it comes to vaccination, details matter
Man charged with first-degree murder in fire that killed family in Northern Ontario First Nation
Quebec car-sharing company is having its moment during the pandemic
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Hope for Christmas gatherings dashed in Quebec, after two weeks of debate and ever-shifting details
Inside the communications battle to reach pandemic-weary Canadians
What Quebec’s COVID-19 experiment can teach us about the second wave
Tout le monde en parle: In Quebec, a TV show to bridge tough times
Quebec, Ontario weigh extending winter break at schools as COVID-19 cases surge
Leading from the living room: One CEO’s quest to make the work-from-home revolution last
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How the foreign Norway maple tree is changing Canada’s fall palette
‘My father was a gentle person’: Paul Rose’s son questions Quebec’s memories of 1970 in new October Crisis documentary