Lucinda chodan biography of albert

          Lucinda Chodan, the current editor-in-chief of the Edmonton Journal, has accepted a new position with the Montreal Gazette.

        1. Lucinda Chodan, the current editor-in-chief of the Edmonton Journal, has accepted a new position with the Montreal Gazette.
        2. Members of the Class of from the Westlock High School gathered Aug. Reunion emcees Lucinda Chodan, left, and Meleena Rains Fulton.
        3. After more than 40 years in journalism, 29 of them in Montreal, Lucinda Chodan will be retiring on Feb. 25 as editor in chief of the Montreal Gazette.
        4. Lucinda Chodan, former editor of the Edmonton Journal and the Montreal Gazette in front of the Gazette's offices in (Photo: David J.
        5. There are 15 members of the public, editor-inchief Lucinda Chodan, and city reporter Elise Stolte to represent the newsroom.

          6. After more than 40 years in journalism, 29 of them in Montreal, Lucinda Chodan will be retiring on Feb. 25 as editor in chief of the Montreal Gazette.!

          Lucinda Chodan – Editor, Vice-President Postmedia… and songwriter!

          As Editor of the Montreal Gazette and Vice President – Editorial for Postmedia, Lucinda is the most senior female in Canada’s newspaper industry.

          But it was a surprise to learn that she’s also a songwriter whose work has been recorded.

          Lucinda Chodan’s journey has taken her from the small town of Westlock, Alberta to Edmonton, Montreal, Victoria, Edmonton a second time, and then back to Montreal in 2013.

          She started as a typesetter and progressed to arts reporter and then to editorial positions of increasing responsibility.

          Terry Haig is a Canadian actor, radio host, and journalist.

          Lucinda has earned a National Newspaper Award and a National Newspaper Citation of Merit for her work as a reporter. During our first online meeting, I also learned that Lucinda Chodan is a warm and caring professional, dedicated to the role and importance of informed journalism in society.

          During our conversation, Lucinda was also careful to include the important mentors who provided gu