Amanda Coletta
Class of 2016
Amanda Coletta is a journalist at The Economist in London, UK, and a regular contributor to CBC Radio programs, where she comments on issues at the intersection of sports and politics. Her work has appeared in publications such as the New York Times, The Globe and Mail, the National Post, Foreign Policy, Women in the World, OpenCanada.org, and online at CBCNews.ca. She won the European Union Delegation to Canada’s Young Journalist Award in 2015 for a story she reported on North African refugees squatting in Turin’s abandoned Olympic village.
A megafire raged for 3 months. No one’s on the hook for its emissions.
Canada’s nursing home crisis: 81 percent of coronavirus deaths are in long-term care facilities
Far from the crumbling caliphate but haunted by ISIS
Viola Desmond, black woman who spurred end of segregation in Nova Scotia, now appears on Canada’s $10 bill
‘The right time to die’: Canada’s law allowing physician-assisted suicide faces criticism over restrictions
One year before the World Cup, FIFA is shunned by sponsors
The art of writing an obituary
Keeping it, Real? European football
Team spirit? Islamic Solidarity Games
How The Economist covers the world
The National Hockey League is replacing an Olympic headache with another
The business model for the Olympic Games is running out of puff
Inside The Economist’s editorial meeting
Spot the politics: Super Bowl ads
A second investigation finds “immutable and conclusive” evidence of systematic Russian doping
On The Coast
The plunder games
A deep dive into the deep archive: Pulling old stories into the light of social media
Look to the rainbow: Justin Trudeau is shaking up two constitutional bodies
Russia IAAF ban
IOC Meeting / Ottawa Morning
TIME ZONES
TIME ZONES
‘Disgrace insurance’ safeguards brands against celebrity ambassador mishaps
FIFA admits execs took bribes
THE EARLY EDITION
FIFA’s new president: Who will take over from Blatter?
Speedskater Is Poised to Upend Rule of Sports’ Highest Court
Kristen Worley, Canadian cyclist, faces IOC challenge in gender verification suit
Louisville Slugger braces for attack of tiny killer beetle
Canada could be susceptible to daily fantasy scandals like those in the U.S. if industry not regulated, experts warn
Swimming competition plagued by doping, top coaches say
Skiing and climate change with Amanda Coletta
