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Great advice. 6 days a week.
Ellie is candid, always on the mark. She receives hundreds of letters weekly as well as thousands of hits monthly to her website.
Ellie continues to win the approval of readers in newspapers across North America with her no-nonsense approach to advice, touching hearts and making friends along the way.
The Ellie team gathers resources for help where readers live, making this column reader-friendly in itself, individually tailored to each market where it appears.
Informative and entertaining, Ellie has become a daily habit for thousands of readers. Thoughtful,
provocative, clever and witty, yet always compassionate, Ellie has the right answers to your readers’ questions.
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The Author
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Ellie
Ellie was born in Toronto and has been working as a journalist for 25 years. She studied sociology at the University of Toronto before landing her first job at Children's Aid as a case worker with foster children. She joined The Toronto Star in 1977 after freelancing and working toward her masters' degree in sociology. She has worked as a general reporter, and as Editor of the Life, Food, Fashion and Home sections, as well as Sunday editor at the newspaper. From 1995 until this summer, Ellie applied her interest in sociology as a Star columnist focusing on social justice issues. During this time, she also penned a relationship column (under a pseudonym) for Metro Toronto, the city's commuter paper, formerly known as Metro Today. In 1999, she published her first book The Dionnes, which was on the bestseller list and sold out in hard cover and paperback. Today she is a columnist at The Star, and is happily married with two adult children and three adult stepchildren.
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