In the early 1990s, after 14 years at The Globe and Mail in Toronto, Vivian Smith moved with her husband to Victoria, where he opened the newspaper’s first bureau in the city. There was no job for her. Her bosses would not permit her to work part time during her husband’s five-year deployment as bureau chief because that would set an unthinkable…
Mary Janigan
Mary Janigan is a member of The Globe and Mail’s editorial board. She has won the Hy Solomon award for public policy journalism.