Patrick White is a Reporter at The Globe and Mail. Based in Toronto, he primarily covers reconciliation and justice issues, with a notable focus on the use of solitary confinement in prisons, which has influenced legislative changes in Canada. His work has been featured in a variety of outlets, including CoinDesk, Times Republican, and the Irish Independent.
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Patrick White's articles cover a wide range of topics, including entertainment news, government and politics, as well as house and home. His work also includes film reviews, theater coverage, and crime-related stories.
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By: Patrick White, D'Nae Ferguson, Elizabeth Bodine
The ways private companies structure, organize, and staff network and security operations centers offer lessons the Department of the Air Force can use to protect its own networks as it modernizes command and control.
By: Patrick White
ALBANY — Marc Christopher is coming home. The Capital Region native is a man of the theater who has created a life for himself immersed in the art form.
By: Patrick White
Ancram Center for the Arts is opening its mainstage season with Sarah Ruhl's acclaimed Off-Broadway hit "Letters from Max," which is adapted from
By: Patrick White
Discover the emotional journey of friendship, grief, and love in Sarah Ruhl's acclaimed play "Letters from Max" at Ancram Center for the Arts. Explore the transformative power of storytelling and the celebration of life in the face of loss.
By: Patrick White
Fires have destroyed one community, forced evacuations and triggered air-quality warnings
GREAT BARRING- TON, Mass. — Are you interested in new ideas, people, places and events? There's nothing more exciting in the theater than to be surprised.
By: Patrick White
How can I inject as much theater as possible into my life? John Saunders, artistic director of Mac-Haydn Theatre in Chatham, seems to share my quest.
By: Patrick White
Daniel Langlois and Dominique Marchand, who were killed in 2023, were renowned in the island nation for funding philanthropic efforts
So the party entered the approaches to hell, with no sound but that of horses passing through a desert, and saltbush grating in a wind.
By: Patrick White
CATSKILL — There are a number of types of plays that Bridge Street Theatre has excelled at: world and regional premieres (“Better” and “East of
