
Marcus Gee
Marcus Gee is a seasoned columnist for The Globe and Mail, known for his insightful commentary on current events and societal issues. With over three decades of experience in journalism, he has a reputation for challenging prevailing narratives and encouraging readers to consider nuanced perspectives on global progress. In his recent writings, he revisits arguments made in the past about the trajectory of humanity, asserting that despite ongoing crises, various measures of well-being and progress have continued to improve over the years.
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Marcus Gee discusses the lessons about leadership from Winston Churchill in a recent article.
New book Ike and Winston examines a wartime friendship that changed the worldMarcus Gee expresses optimism about the redevelopment of Ontario Place despite concerns.
‘House the Canadians first, then provide for more refugees. The needs of homeless Canadians are no less dire.’ Letters to the editor for July 19Marcus Gee is a columnist for The Globe and Mail.
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