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Maureen Halushak
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Editor-in-Chief, Chatelaine
Toronto
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General news or politics.
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By Maureen Halushak Verified|ChatelaineVerified“I think of myself as an accidental novelist,” says Nita Prose, the Toronto-based author of the cozy mystery series The Maid, whose final instalment—The Maid’s Secret—is out now (see below for an excerpt). The bestselling series came to be after Prose, a former book editor, had a life-changing encounter while on a business trip to London. “I went out for a meeting, came back and opened the door and completely surprised the maid,” she says.
By Julie Gobeil Verified, Ann Ross, Erica Lenti Verified, Sun Ngo, Maureen Halushak Verified|Chatelaine (French)VerifiedUn bureau bien rangéLA PROPRIO : Julie GobeilL’ESPACE : Le bureau que je partage avec ma fille de neuf ans, Elizabeth. LE DÉFI : Je voulais qu’elle et moi ayons un endroit plus agréable et pratique pour travailler côte à côte. Je désirais aussi déplacer mon bureau devant ma grande fenêtre pour profiter de la lumière du jour. L’ORGANISATRICE : Megan Golightly de Go Simplified, à Calgary.
By Maureen Halushak Verified|ChatelaineVerified“I think of myself as an accidental novelist,” says Nita Prose, the Toronto-based author of the cozy mystery series The Maid, whose final instalment—The Maid’s Secret—is out now (see below for an excerpt). The bestselling series came to be after Prose, a former book editor, had a life-changing encounter while on a business trip to London. “I went out for a meeting, came back and opened the door and completely surprised the maid,” she says.
Company Info
Chatelaine
Chatelaine is a prominent Canadian women's magazine that has been in publication since March 1928. Founded by the Maclean Hunter Publishing Company, it was designed to appeal to a different audience than the publisher's other titles. The magazine's name, chosen through a contest, refers to the historical role of housewives managing the home. Chatelaine covers a wide range of topics relevant to women, including lifestyle, health, food, fashion, relationships, and current affairs. It serves as a valuable resource for Canadian women, providing insightful journalism and practical advice. The magazine is available in both print and digital formats, reaching a diverse readership across Canada. Throughout its history, Chatelaine has addressed important issues affecting women, including social and political topics, and has been a platform for discussions on women's rights and empowerment.
Toronto, Canada
+1 416-764-2000
Founded: 1928