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Jack Hauen

Former Staff
Former Reporter
Toronto, Canada
jhauen@globeandmail.com
https://jackhauen.com/

Jack Hauen is a former reporter for The Globe and Mail. He has previously worked for CBC, the National Post and the greatest student paper in the world, The Ubyssey.

Latest articles
Canada
Laurier University asks court to dismiss Jordan Peterson lawsuit
World
Northern Irish journalists arrested for alleged document theft
Canada
Doug Ford says Ontario postsecondary schools will require free-speech policies
Canada
The differences between Ontario’s interim sex-ed curriculum and 2015′s
Canada
Six victims in Mississauga restaurant bombing sue for damages
Real Estate
Toronto guidelines force architects to keep a gentle hand with heritage homes
Toronto
Activist group opens unsanctioned overdose-prevention site in Toronto, despite Ford government freeze
Canada
John Tory, Doug Ford exchange terse open letters ahead of special Toronto city council meeting
Canada
More cranes equals more development — and Toronto has the most in U.S. and Canada: report
Canada
The Globe and Mail nominated for three Online Journalism Awards
Canada
Canadian teaching hospitals facing withdrawal as Saudi Arabia recalls sponsored students
Toronto
Former NHL player Keith Acton looking to challenge scandal-ridden Stouffville mayor
Toronto
Hundreds of kilograms of trash flowing into Lake Ontario from Don River each year, study finds
Toronto
Toronto police seize millions in drugs, guns, property after probe of ‘large-scale’ drug network in GTA
Toronto
As Toronto struggles to find space for asylum seekers, other municipalities volunteer to help
Toronto
‘My love is stronger than your fear’: Danforth residents speak out at vigil for mass shooting victims
Real Estate
Canada’s luxury vacation homes drawing the attention of international elite
Toronto
10-year-old girl, 18-year-old woman killed in Toronto mass shooting
Canada
One dead, 13 injured, gunman killed in mass shooting in Toronto
Canada
After 15-year stoppage, Statistics Canada resumes releasing data on crimes deemed unfounded