Shannon Proudfoot is a Reporter at The Globe and Mail. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on the intersections of publishing, media, culture, and society. Shannon's work has been featured in The Globe and Mail and Business Times Journal.
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Shannon Proudfoot's articles predominantly focus on Canadian politics and government announcements. She frequently covers evolving political stories and internal tensions within political parties. If you have expertise in Canadian politics, particularly around partisan dynamics, policy decisions or governmental announcements, your insights could be valuable to her reporting.
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By: Shannon Proudfoot
The Carney government has made MOUs a centrepiece of how it does and advertises its work
By: Sherrill Sutherland, Shannon Proudfoot
Open this photo in gallery: Photo illustration by The Globe and Mail. Sources: Christopher Katsarov/CP, Sean KilpatrickCP, Patrick
By: Shannon Proudfoot
From trade tensions to renaming Lake Ontario, the latest moves add to a pattern of chaos and needless distraction
MapQuest’s refusal to rename Lake Ontario has made the navigation app an unlikely mascot of the resistance to Trump’s penchant for renaming geographical features
In the trade war pressure cooker, Carney’s government was inching toward concessions. Then came the late-breaking story that changed it all
By: Shannon Proudfoot
Recent speeches, press conferences and interviews offer a sense of what the Conservative leader is focused on, even while the spotlight is elsewhere
By: Shannon Proudfoot
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