Pat Hickey is a columnist at The Gazette in Montreal. He specializes in sports, particularly hockey, while also exploring themes of culture and society, climate change, and regional interest. Pat's work has been featured in a wide array of publications, including the National Post, CBC, and the Winnipeg Free Press, among others.
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Pat Hickey's coverage concentrates mainly on sports, particularly hockey and the Montreal Canadiens. His content includes event coverage as well as evolving stories and opinion editorials related to these topics.
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Pat Hickey | Memo from the Middle Most of you have heard a version of the saying: “If you are not a socialist when you are young, you have no heart.
Pat Hickey writes: At Lake Tahoe this past week, conscientious capitalism was not an abstract theory. It was on display.
Pat Hickey | Memo from the Middle The idiom “the tail wagging the dog” describes a situation in which a politician or political
Pat Hickey writes: What should be a unifying concern — public confidence in elections — has instead become a political tool.
Pat Hickey Memo from the Middle July 28, 2026, 5:24 p.m. PT
Pat Hickey writes: America is facing a serious crisis today because of our divisive political climate.
By: Pat Hickey
Pat Hickey | Memo from the Middle “You shall stand up before the gray head and honor the face of an old man,” advises the Old Testament's Leviticus when honoring our elders.
At 101, WWII veteran Tony Pagano still volunteers, dances and serves others. Pat Hickey reflects on the life of the retired physician and Bronze Star recipient.
By: Pat Hickey
Pat Hickey | Memo from the Middle A healthy representative democracy is built upon the idea that elected officials serve best when they do so on behalf of the people they represent.
Pat Hickey writes: Nevada voters are not looking for another candidate trained to repeat Washington’s arguments.
