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Mitch Potter

Mitch Potter

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Washington Bureau Chief and Writer, The (Toronto) Star

Toronto

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  • Al Qaeda leader Bin Laden is dead

    By Mitch Potter Verified| The (Toronto) Star Verified By Mitch PotterStaff ReporterMon., May 2, 2011timer2 min. readWASHINGTON—With a single sentence as sudden as it was monumental, U.S. President Barack Obama announced a turning point in modern history late Sunday: “The U.S. has conducted an operation that has killed Osama bin Laden.”Bin Laden, mastermind of the attacks of 9/11 and founder of Al Qaeda, perished in a U.S. attack on a mansion outside Islamabad, the Pakistan capital.

    By Mitch Potter Verified · The (Toronto) Star

    Jan. 14, 2021

  • Mitt Romney has Canadian roots

    By Mitch Potter Verified| The (Toronto) Star Verified By Mitch PotterStaff ReporterMon., Jan. 23, 2012timer3 min. readWASHINGTON—If you peel Mitt Romney, layer by elusive layer, the family lore leads to places you might least expect. All the way to 19th-century Upper Canada, where Romney’s great-grandmother Hannah Hood Hill was born in July 1842. From the outskirts of Toronto — home was little-known Tosorontio, north of the Caledon Hills, a bit northwest of present-day Tottenham — Hannah went on to be the Romney family matriarch.

    By Mitch Potter Verified · The (Toronto) Star

    Dec. 16, 2020

  • The population of the Toronto area will hit 8 million in the next 10 years. It’s make or break time — are we ready? | The Star

    By Mitch Potter Verified| The (Toronto) Star Verified Transit crunches. Housing shortages. Climate change. This is 2030. As we enter a new decade, the Star looks at the decade ahead and what Greater Toronto can do to realize its full potential as it takes its place among the world’s megacities. By Mitch PotterStaff ReporterFri., Jan. 31, 2020timer8 min. readThe way we work won’t be the same. The way we get around won’t be the same. The way we live won’t be the same.

    By Mitch Potter Verified · The (Toronto) Star

    Jan. 31, 2020

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The (Toronto) Star

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

+1 416-869-4300