Hugh Anderson, the former business columnist and business editor of the Montreal Gazette, died Wednesday from cancer. He was 74.
“Affectionately dubbed ‘Uncle Hughie’ by his co-workers, Anderson was a man who, to outsiders anyway, for many years epitomized British reserve and sang-froid.
“But, in the words yesterday of his son by his first marriage, Colin Anderson, 46, ‘he was very passionate about everything he did.’
“That passion rose to his surface in recent years, as Anderson transformed his public face — as a hard-driving, dollars-and-cents newsman who authored three books on personal finance and taught financial journalism at Concordia University — into another, larger and quite remarkably personal dimension.”
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