Stefanie Marotta
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Previously, she covered equities at Bloomberg News and banks and fintech at the Financial Post. Before her stints in other newsrooms, Stefanie reported for the The Globe and Mail's Report on Business, the Alberta Bureau in Calgary, and the national and investigative desks. She has explored workplace outbreaks and labour issues during the Covid-19 pandemic, Canada’s rapidly growing beer industry and the effect of dwindling sales and increasing competition on Canada’s craft breweries and titans Molson and AB InBev, the surging global demand for Canada's durum wheat during the pandemic, and everything from exchange traded funds (ETFs) and burgeoning tech entrepreneurs to agricultural fairs and school pandemic plans. Stefanie has also reported on breaking news at the Toronto Star, and scrummed on the hill at CBC’s parliamentary bureau while chase producing for CBC’s Power & Politics.
Before returning to her roots in journalism, Stefanie spent half a decade working on the "dark side" in public relations on Bay Street and at Queen's Park.
Years in Journalism
Years at The Globe and Mail
Education
Ryerson University, Master of Journalism
University of Toronto, HBA, Political Science and Communications
Honours & Awards
The CJF-Globe and Mail Investigative Journalism Fellowship, 2020
Winner (Team) — Canadian Association of Journalists Data Journalism Award for the Tainted Water investigation, 2020
RTDNA BNN Bloomberg Award, 2019
Seymour Schulich Award in Financial Journalism, 2017
Languages spoken
English, Italian, French
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