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Graeme Stewart-Wilson

Graeme is a freelance development consultant with a wide portfolio of experience ranging from renewable energy, to public health, to gender equity. Most recently, he consulted for the Nike Foundation’s Girl Effect Accelerator, and collaborated on a review of Plan International’s Economic Security Hub. Prior to that, Graeme spent time in Kampala, Uganda, where he worked with the National Academy of Sciences putting together a report on African ownership of the post-2015 development agenda. Graeme holds a BASc from Quest University Canada and is currently pursuing a masters in global affairs at the University of Toronto’s Munk School.

Graeme's Latest Articles

How does Metro Vancouver move?

By Caitlin Havlak, Christine McLaren & Graeme Stewart-Wilson ● Scarborough ● April 9, 2015 July 29, 2022

On a typical weekday, the region’s residents make 6 million trips. Who is going where? What does that have to do with the transit plebiscite?

What is the full cost of your commute?

By Christine McLaren, Caitlin Havlak & Graeme Stewart-Wilson ● Scarborough ● March 26, 2015 July 29, 2022