Martin Regg Cohn

Senior Fellow @University Of Toronto - Munk School Of Global Affairs & Public Policy

Toronto, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2017 — Present

Senior Fellow @University Of Toronto - Munk School Of Global Affairs & Public Policy

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CA

EDUCATION

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Poynter Institute

Leadership for New Managers

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University of King's College at Dalhousie University

BA

SKILLS

TelevisionEditingContent StrategyPublicationsNewspapersNewspaperOnline JournalismSocial MediaProofreadingBreaking NewsEditorialNew MediaPoliticsPublic SpeakingBroadcast JournalismJournalism

ABOUT MARTIN REGG COHN

Martin Regg Cohn is a political columnist for the Toronto Star, Canada\'s largest daily newspaper. A foreign correspondent for 11 years, he ran the Star’s Middle East and Asia bureaus, reporting from more than 40 countries — ranging from Afghanistan to Yemen. He was also Foreign Editor, a world affairs columnist, and covered national politics from Ottawa. Nominated five times for the National Newspaper Award, he also received an Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada fellowship to research Islam in Indonesia, and won the Amnesty International Canada Media Award for his coverage from Sudan. He is a Senior Fellow at Toronto Metropolitan University, and a Senior Fellow at the University of Toronto\'s Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. A native of Montreal, he majored in economics at King\'s College and Dalhousie University. In addition to regular appearances on television, he speaks at public events. His political column appears three times a week in the Toronto Star, and online at: Specialties: Ontario and Canadian politics, world affairs, public speaking.

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