Toni De Guzman

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Toni De Guzman was an academic intern for The Globe and Mail's national news desk.

Toni has previously reported for CBC Manitoba and the Winnipeg Free Press.

Why did you become a journalist?

Writing the first draft of history.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Communications, The University of Winnipeg and Creative Communications diploma

Journalism Specialization, Red River College Polytechnic

Professional affliations

Canadian Association of Journalists

Languages spoken

English, Tagalog

Latest articles

May 1, 2026

Chuck Baresich, President of Haggerty AgRobotics, operates a "Burro", which is a work assisted robot designed to carry and tow, at his companies headquarters in Bothwell, Ontario, April 22, 2026.
(Brett Gundlock/ The Globe and Mail)

Will farmers go electric as diesel prices rise?

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April 30, 2026

Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw, shown on March 12, says the force is examining the allegations ‘very carefully.’

Toronto police investigating racism, antisemitism allegations in former homicide chief’s book, Demkiw says

3 min read

April 29, 2026

Christine Keilback lands in a sinkhole outside her home in Winnipeg.

Winnipeg woman who found herself trapped in a hole for 40 minutes prompts city investigation

3 min read

April 27, 2026

A police car is parked outside an apartment building in Toronto where a six-year-old girl died after falling from the 28th floor.

Six-year-old girl dies after falling from apartment window, Toronto police say

3 min read

April 24, 2026

Aerial crew fight the Dryden Creek Wildfire north of Squamish, B.C., last June.

Wildland firefighters stare down another busy summer with aging aircraft, strained staff

4 min read

April 22, 2026

Hank Idsinga, former head of homicide for the Toronto Police Service, poses for a portrait near Yonge–Eglinton in Toronto, April 21, 2026. Idsinga recently published a book about some of the cases he worked on during his 34-year career with the Toronto Police Service.

Former Toronto homicide cop Hank Idsinga takes The High Road

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April 21, 2026

Vehicles of the Mexican National Guard stand with the Pyramid of the Moon in the backgroun, at the perimeter of the Teotihuacan pyramids after a gunman killed a Canadian woman and wounded several others before killing himself, authorities said, at one of the country's most visited tourist sites, in San Martin de las Piramides on the outskirts of Mexico City, Mexico, April 21, 2026. REUTERS/Luis Cortes

Members of the Mexican National Guard posted at the perimeter of the Teotihuacán pyramids on the outskirts of Mexico City, where a gunman killed a Canadian woman and wounded several others on Monday.

Attack at Mexican pyramids that killed Canadian was planned, officials say

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Why did you become a journalist?

Education

Professional affliations

Languages spoken

Latest articles

Will farmers go electric as diesel prices rise?

Toronto police investigating racism, antisemitism allegations in former homicide chief’s book, Demkiw says

Winnipeg woman who found herself trapped in a hole for 40 minutes prompts city investigation

Six-year-old girl dies after falling from apartment window, Toronto police say

Wildland firefighters stare down another busy summer with aging aircraft, strained staff

Former Toronto homicide cop Hank Idsinga takes The High Road

Attack at Mexican pyramids that killed Canadian was planned, officials say