Renowned Canadian Journalist Robert Fulford Dies at 92

Fulford, a prolific writer and editor, left a lasting impact on Canadian media and culture through his seven-decade career.

Robert Fulford's career spanned 72 years, during which he contributed to major Canadian media outlets including the Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, and CBC.
He was best known for his two-decade tenure as editor of Saturday Night magazine, where he significantly influenced Canadian journalism.
Fulford was recognized for his critical integrity and was made an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1984.
His work covered a wide range of topics, from arts and culture to Canadian identity and politics, always marked by his clear and incisive prose.
Despite suffering from health issues in later years, Fulford's legacy endures through his extensive body of work and influence on journalism.