Robyn Doolittle
Robyn Doolittle is an investigative journalist at The Globe and Mail, who has actively utilized freedom of information requests in her reporting, providing insights into how the FOI system can be navigated to uncover important documents.
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Robyn Doolittle shared a hilarious story that made the author weep on the Milan Metro.
The Olympics manage to bring us together, regardless of where they’re held
Canada· 2026-02-23
Today, Globe reporter (and passionate figure skater) Robyn Doolittle tells us the story of how Stellato-Dudek got to these Olympic Games.
Defying time and biology: the Olympic skater making historyCanada· 2026-02-15
Robyn Doolittle is a Globe colleague who provides insights during the ice dancing competition.
Even with a vibe interpreter, ice dancing remains a world that’s difficult to decipherCanada· 2026-02-10
Robyn Doolittle is the author of the article discussing Sidney Crosby's legacy.
Canadian to the core, Sidney Crosby’s legacy is already untouchableCanada· 2026-02-07
Robyn Doolittle is covering figure skating and speed skating for the Olympics.
Canada’s best medal chances at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, according to our expertsCanada· 2026-02-05
Robyn Doolittle joins The Decibel to describe segregated confinement and its implications for youth inmates.
Segregation of child inmates being challenged in landmark lawsuitCanada· 2025-09-09Robyn Doolittle discussed the Hockey Canada trial’s not-guilty verdict earlier this week.
The positive side of online news communitiesCanada· 2025-08-03
Robyn Doolittle has been covering the Hockey Canada trial since the investigation was reopened in 2022.
Your questions about the Hockey Canada trial’s not-guilty verdict, answeredCanada· 2025-07-29
Robyn Doolittle has been covering the Hockey Canada case since it first became public in 2022.
Why the players were acquitted in the Hockey Canada trialCanada· 2025-07-25Robyn Doolittle is a reporter with The Globe who focuses on investigations and law.
Hockey Canada live updates: Players in London courtroom ahead of expected verdict in sexual-assault trialCanada· 2025-07-24
Robyn Doolittle has been covering the Hockey Canada sexual-assault trial since the investigation was reopened in 2022.
The Hockey Canada sexual-assault trial is nearly over. We’re answering your questions after the verdictCanada· 2025-07-23Globe and Mail reporter Robyn Doolittle discusses the issue of consent in the trial.
Hockey Canada trial judge faces tough call on the invisible question of consentCanada· 2025-06-20
Robyn Doolittle is a journalist who wrote the book Crazy Town about Rob Ford's time in office.
Netflix’s Trainwreck: Mayor of Mayhem revisits mayoral tenure of Rob FordCanada· 2025-06-16
Robyn Doolittle is a Globe and Mail reporter covering the Hockey Canada trial.
The Hockey Canada sexual-assault trial is nearly over. Send us your questions about the caseCanada· 2025-06-04Robyn Doolittle has been covering the court case for The Globe.
Why the judge in the Hockey Canada trial dismissed a second juryCanada· 2025-05-20
Robyn Doolittle has been reporting from the courthouse regarding the trial.
Testimony underway in Hockey Canada sexual-assault trialCanada· 2025-05-09
Robyn Doolittle was part of the team that won in the breaking news category for coverage of the spying scandal.
The Globe and Mail leads the National Newspaper Awards with nine winsCanada· 2025-04-26
Robyn Doolittle received a nomination for her coverage of Canada’s women’s soccer team.
The Globe and Mail receives 16 nominations for National Newspaper AwardsCanada· 2025-03-19
Robyn Doolittle collaborated with Tim Kiladze on the investigation of GFL Environmental.
Business Brief this week: Banking, tanking, and fish sticksCanada· 2025-02-24
With a report from Robyn Doolittle.
Greenbelt scandal continues to hang over Ford as snap provincial election nearsCanada· 2025-02-19
Robyn Doolittle has filed many freedom-of-information requests in her work with The Globe's investigative team.
How transparent is your city? Audit of freedom of information requests finds vast differencesCanada· 2025-02-09
