Peter Cheney

Peter Cheney is a feature writer for the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail.

This article is about the feature writer. For the novelist, see Peter Cheyney.

Cheney formerly wrote for the Toronto Star.[1]

He is the winner of three National Newspaper Awards:[1]

  • 1991: International Reporting, Toronto Star
  • 1994: Enterprise Reporting, Toronto Star
  • 1998: Enterprise Reporting, Toronto Star

Notes
  1. List of winners since 1949, from the National Newspaper Awards
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