Katie Daubs
Reporter at The (Toronto) Star
Reporter at the Toronto Star, author of The Missing Millionaire, [email protected]
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2 months ago |
thespec.com | Katie Daubs
At first, I ignored the questions about Mark Carney’s height. As a content strategist at the Star, I check Google Trends fairly often to see what Canadians are searching for. It’s like peeking inside the internet’s brain — fascinating and terrifying all at once. Every election cycle, Canadians have questions about our leaders. Sometimes, they lean toward scandal and conspiracy, other times they are policy-adjacent — but more often than not, the questions are weirdly personal.
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Mar 6, 2025 |
thespec.com | Richie Assaly |Adam Nayman |Katie Daubs
Now playing; rated PGIdeal age: 7 and upScariness: 3.5/5The PG rating makes sense: There’s a flashback of toddler Paddington nearly washed away in a river, a sinking boat, runaway boulders, a controlled plane crash, tarantulas and big loud storms. For my four-year-old, that meant a few sharp inhales, worried whimpers and assurances from me that “he’s going to be OK.” She later alleged she was not “scared at all.”Kid engagement: 3/5We were one of three families in the theatre.
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Jul 28, 2024 |
stcatharinesstandard.ca | Katie Daubs
I was searching for a child’s bicycle on Facebook Marketplace when I found the gangrenous toe. Already a Subscriber? Sign in The seller was named Tim McElcheran.
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Jul 28, 2024 |
thespec.com | Katie Daubs
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Jun 8, 2024 |
thestar.com | Katie Daubs
My parents still talk about the goodbye — how I ran after their car, sobbing. They knew I’d have fun at theatre camp in the summer of 1996, and I wanted that too. I wore a grey beret over my permed hair, my nails were painted lime green, but I wasn’t as confident as my sartorial exuberance suggested. Truth was, I hadn’t executed a successful sleepover in months, and here I was, at 10 years old, about to spend nearly a week away from home. Already a Subscriber?
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