Rosie Dimanno is at times the Toronto Star’s best columnist. At others among the, being charitable, most opinionated, not always politically correct (not necessarily a bad thing), certainly not woke and known for shooting from the hip. Fearless, in other words. She is part of a generation of women journalists, such as her good friend Christie Blatchford, who wrote for many newspapers including the Globe & Mail who had to deal with sexism in the newsroom and old-school editors, who would not give plum assignments to young female scribes
