- Margo Goodhand
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Margo Goodhand Occupation Editor-in-Chief Margo Goodhand is the current editor of the Winnipeg Free Press. She is the 135-year-old newspaper's 14th editor, and the first female. She was appointed in the fall of 2007.[1]
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- ^ Margo Goodhand Winnipeg Free Press. Retrieved March 2011
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