Becky Robertson is a senior staff reporter at Moneywise and a lifelong writer. Along with more than a decade covering news at outlets like blogTO and Quill & Quire, she's attended writing residencies around the world. With 33 countries visited, she finds travel to be among her greatest inspirations.
To support her extensive writing and reporting career, she holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto and an advanced diploma from Centennial College (both in Journalism). Additionally, Becky is an alumnus of the prestigious Columbia Publishing Course NYC through Columbia University's Journalism School and is TEFL certified.
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News • Jun 01
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