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Journalist Raymond Heard asserted himself in newsrooms, boardrooms and political backrooms

After emigrating from South Africa during apartheid, he took on leadership roles at the Montreal Star and Global News, and later became a media adviser to Liberal leader John Turner and a speechwriter for bank executives

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    Journalist Raymond Heard asserted himself in newsrooms, boardrooms and political backrooms (opens The Globe and Mail in a new tab)

    After emigrating from South Africa during apartheid, he took on leadership roles at the Montreal Star and Global News, and later became a media adviser to Liberal leader John Turner and a speechwriter for bank executives

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