Bruce Gillespie is an award-winning freelance writer and editor. His work has appeared in a range of Canadian newspapers, magazines and web sites, including the National Post, Canadian Geographic, Saturday Night, Chatelaine, Quill & Quire and Bankrate.ca. He writes on a variety of topics, from business and personal finance to social trends and the arts.

He is the co-editor of the anthology  Nobody's Father: Life Without Kids.

He also teaches magazine and freelance writing at the Ryerson University School of Journalism, in Toronto, and does some writing and editing for corporate clients and non-profit organizations. He lives near the Lake Erie shore in Simcoe, Ontario.

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Recent articles

• Nobody's Father: Life Without Kids
  Bruce's first book, a collection of stories by men who don't have kids, which he co-edited with Lynne Van Luven, hits bookshelves this fall.
  TouchWood Editions, September 2008
• The path to a green portfolio
  A new class of investments poses a challenge: Can you save the world and save for retirement at the same time?
  Financial Post Business Magazine, February 2008
• Good help is easy to find
  Do you need a financial planner? The answer is probably yes. Here's a primer on what they do and how they compare, with a look at the make-or-break criteria to consider when making your selection.
  Financial Post Business Magazine, November 2007
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