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Rachel Brady
StaffSports reporterToronto
rbrady@globeandmail.com

Area of Expertise

NBA, Canadian Tennis, CFL, Golf and Women's Hockey

Based in Toronto, Rachel Brady writes on a number of sports for The Globe and Mail, including basketball, football, tennis, golf, and women's hockey. After earning a journalism degree at Carleton University and a masters in sport and recreation administration at University of New Brunswick, Rachel spent nine years as a multimedia producer at MLive.com in Michigan, covering college football and basketball at the University of Michigan as well as Detroit's pro teams. She returned to Canada in 2008 and joined CTV's Olympic consortium for the Vancouver Olympics. She began writing for the Globe in 2011 and has covered everything from the Olympics to Grey Cups and the NBA Finals.

22

Years in Journalism

10

Years at The Globe and Mail

Education

Carleton University Bachelor of Journalism, University of New Brunswick Master of Sport & Recreation Administraion

Rachel Brady abides by The Globe and Mail Editorial Code of Conduct

Latest articles

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