About Tim Mak
Tim Mak is a journalist in Washington, D.C., working as a reporter for POLITICO.
Originally from Vancouver, British Columbia, Tim Mak graduated from McGill University as a valedictorian, receiving a Joint Honours Political Science and Geography degree.
You can find his POLITICO archive here and can contact him by using the contact form here.
Writing Experience
Tim was formerly a reporter with David Frum’s FrumForum.com, a Washington, D.C. contributor to the National Post, and a staff writer for the Canadian Student Review.
His reporting and commentary has been referenced or reproduced in the New York Times Opinion Blog, Time Magazine, The Huffington Post, The Atlantic’s Daily Dish, Newsweek, The Washington Post, National Review Online, RealClearPolitics, U.S. News and World Report, the Toronto Sun and The Hill.
His investigative reporting and commentary has also been referenced on CNN, Fox News and the Sun News Network.
In 2009, Tim was presented the Canada’s History Award by Governor General Michaëlle Jean for his essay on Great Canadian Questions, a critique of earlier writings by Michael Ignatieff and Jack Granatstein.
