Giles Gherson

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Giles Gherson is Deputy Minister and Associate Secretary of the Cabinet, Policy and Delivery, in the Cabinet Office for the Ontario government. Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty announced [1] Mr. Gherson's appointment, effective April 2, 2007, on March 8, 2007. Mr. Gherson was formerly editor-in-chief [2] of the Toronto Star, one of Canada's major newspapers. Previously, he was business editor of The Globe and Mail and editor-in-chief of The Edmonton Journal.

v t e Editors-in-Chief of the ten largest Canadian newspapers

Toronto Star	Joseph E. Atkinson (1899-1948), Harry Comfort Hindmarsh (1948-1955), Beland Honderich (1955-1966), Peter Newman (1969–1971), Robert Nielsen (acting 1970s), Fred Kuntz (2006-2008), Giles Gherson (2004-2006), Michael Cooke (2009-present)

The Globe and Mail	George McCullagh (1936-1952), Oakley Dalgleish (1952-1963), R. Howard Webster 1963-1965, James L. Cooper (1965-1974), Richard S. Malone (1974-1978) Richard Doyle (1978-1983), Norman Webster (1983-1989), William Thorsell (1989-1999), Richard Addis (1999-2002), Edward Greenspon (2002-2009), John Stackhouse (2009-present)

Le Journal de Montréal	André Lecompte (1964-?), Paule Beaugrand-Champagne, Lyne Robitaille

La Presse	William-Edmond Blumhart, Guy Crevier (2001), Philippe Cantin, André Pratte (2001-present)

Toronto Sun	Peter Worthington (1971-1982), Barbara Amiel (1983-1985), John Downing (1985-1997), Lorrie Goldstein (1997-2005), Linda Williamson, Mike Strobel (1999-2001), Jim Jennings (2004-2006), Glenn Garnett (2007), Lou Clancy (2007-2009), James Wallace (acting 2009-present)

National Post	Kenneth Whyte (1998-2003), Matthew Fraser (2003-2005), Doug Kelly (2005-present)

The Vancouver Sun	Neil Reynolds (2000-2003), Patricia Graham (2003-present)

Montreal Gazette	Norman Webster, Joan Fraser (1993-1996), Alan Allnutt (1996-2000), Andrew Phillips

Ottawa Citizen	Charles Herbert Mackintosh (1874-1892), Hugh Clark 1897-1898, Edward Whipple Bancroft Morrison (1898-1913), Keith Spicer (1985-1989), Gordon Fisher (1989-1991), James Travers (1991-1996), Neil Reynolds (1996-2000), Scott Keir Anderson (2000-2007), Gerry Nott (2009-present)

Winnipeg Free Press	William Fisher Luxton (1872-1893), Frederick Molyneux St. John (1893-1895), Arnott James Magurn (1898-1901), John Wesley Dafoe (1901-1944), George Victor Ferguson (1944-1946), Grant Dexter (1946-1954), Thomas Worrall Kent (1954-1959), Shane MacKay (1959-1967), Richard S. Malone (1967-1974), Peter McLintock (1974-1979), John Dafoe (1979-1993), Duncan McMonagle (1993-1996), Nicholas Hirst (1996-2005), Bob Cox (2005-2007), Margo Goodhand (2007-present)

v t e Editors-in-Chief of the ten largest Canadian newspapers

Toronto Star	Joseph E. Atkinson (1899-1948), Harry Comfort Hindmarsh (1948-1955), Beland Honderich (1955-1966), Peter Newman (1969–1971), Robert Nielsen (acting 1970s), Fred Kuntz (2006-2008), Giles Gherson (2004-2006), Michael Cooke (2009-present)

The Globe and Mail	George McCullagh (1936-1952), Oakley Dalgleish (1952-1963), R. Howard Webster 1963-1965, James L. Cooper (1965-1974), Richard S. Malone (1974-1978) Richard Doyle (1978-1983), Norman Webster (1983-1989), William Thorsell (1989-1999), Richard Addis (1999-2002), Edward Greenspon (2002-2009), John Stackhouse (2009-present)

Le Journal de Montréal	André Lecompte (1964-?), Paule Beaugrand-Champagne, Lyne Robitaille

La Presse	William-Edmond Blumhart, Guy Crevier (2001), Philippe Cantin, André Pratte (2001-present)

Toronto Sun	Peter Worthington (1971-1982), Barbara Amiel (1983-1985), John Downing (1985-1997), Lorrie Goldstein (1997-2005), Linda Williamson, Mike Strobel (1999-2001), Jim Jennings (2004-2006), Glenn Garnett (2007), Lou Clancy (2007-2009), James Wallace (acting 2009-present)

National Post	Kenneth Whyte (1998-2003), Matthew Fraser (2003-2005), Doug Kelly (2005-present)

The Vancouver Sun	Neil Reynolds (2000-2003), Patricia Graham (2003-present)

Montreal Gazette	Norman Webster, Joan Fraser (1993-1996), Alan Allnutt (1996-2000), Andrew Phillips

Ottawa Citizen	Charles Herbert Mackintosh (1874-1892), Hugh Clark 1897-1898, Edward Whipple Bancroft Morrison (1898-1913), Keith Spicer (1985-1989), Gordon Fisher (1989-1991), James Travers (1991-1996), Neil Reynolds (1996-2000), Scott Keir Anderson (2000-2007), Gerry Nott (2009-present)

Winnipeg Free Press	William Fisher Luxton (1872-1893), Frederick Molyneux St. John (1893-1895), Arnott James Magurn (1898-1901), John Wesley Dafoe (1901-1944), George Victor Ferguson (1944-1946), Grant Dexter (1946-1954), Thomas Worrall Kent (1954-1959), Shane MacKay (1959-1967), Richard S. Malone (1967-1974), Peter McLintock (1974-1979), John Dafoe (1979-1993), Duncan McMonagle (1993-1996), Nicholas Hirst (1996-2005), Bob Cox (2005-2007), Margo Goodhand (2007-present)