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Rob Csernyik

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  • Freelance Writer and Editor, Great Canadian Longform, Freelance
Australia, Canada
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2022 Michener-Deacon fellow. Freelance business journalist. Author of "A Losing Hand" from @sutherlandbooks (Aug. 2026) Not here, find me on LinkedIn.

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Rob Csernyik is an award-winning freelance business journalist and a contributing columnist for The Globe and Mail. His work has appeared in Barron's Penta, Maisonneuve, The Narwhal, Report on Business magazine and The Walrus. His business and investigative journalism has been awarded gold prizes at the Atlantic Journalism Awards and the Digital Publishing Awards. In 2022, Rob was awarded a Michener-Deacon Investigative Journalism Fellowship.

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Better Call Joel - Rob Csernyik - Medium

Better Call Joel - Rob Csernyik - Medium

Joel Pink has acquired a larger-than-life reputation by defending Atlantic Canada’s toughest cases. But he th…

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Acacia Mining and Helio Minerals met with costly upheavals in Tanzania

Acacia Mining and Helio Minerals met with costly upheavals in Tanzania

The rewards of investing in Tanzania are fading as international mining investors feel the effects of several…

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China cuts one-third of iron ore licences to stem pollution

China cuts one-third of iron ore licences to stem pollution

China is revoking almost a third of its iron ore mining licences to help reduce smog in the country, Reuters …

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Northern Ontario First Nations go to court to increase their share of resource development funds

Northern Ontario First Nations go to court to increase their share of resource development funds

A lawsuit aimed at increasing a treaty annuity unchanged since 1874 is being heard in Thunder Bay, Ontario, t…

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Ground out: When Grindr comes up short

Ground out: When Grindr comes up short

I didn't give much thought to what Grindr might look like in a city of 20,000 people until I found myself liv…

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How to save $10,000 and $100,000 on a Canadian salary

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By Rob Csernyik Verified
For this week’s Top Story, we’re looking at savings goals from your first $10,000 to $100,000—yes, in this economy. In today’s economy, of course Canadians are finding it hard to save money. A 2025 Abacus Data and Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan survey found that one in five respondents has no savings at all. Despite this, big purchases and retirement savings were considered top financial priorities by survey takers. It’s a challenging task, but not impossible—even on a low income.
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The cost of paradise

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By Rob Csernyik Verified
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The first time I visited Bali, Indonesia, as a remote worker, I was distracted by the newness of the experience, the novelty of sipping fresh coconuts in coworking spaces and strolling the beach on breaks. My two-week stay was followed by a two-month stint in which I saw the island in a different light.
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The foods inflation forgot about

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By Rob Csernyik Verified
For this week’s Top Story, we’re uncovering the affordable foods Canadians can count on, as their prices haven’t gone through the roof—yet. We’ve all read headlines about food prices rising toward the stratosphere. You may have looked at grocery or restaurant bills with more concern than Gayle King eyeing the Blue Origin rocket. But fear not: Some food prices are staying closer to Earth, and you can use this info to keep your food bills in check.
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