About Me
For more than a decade, writer and editor Craille Maguire Gillies has been making a highly unscientific (and expensive) investigation into which province is the most bureaucratic by moving from Ontario to Saskatchewan to Quebec to Alberta and, lately, British Columbia. Turns out, getting a health card and driver’s license is a nightmare in both official languages. A former editor at the travel magazine enRoute (where she shared a National Magazine Award in the Words and Pictures category in 2007), her work has appeared in the Globe and Mail and Canadian Geographic. She was senior editor at the next-gen business magazine Unlimited and was launch editor of the magazine as an online-only monthly publication. Most recently, she filled in as an editor at Vancouver magazine and participated in the Literary Journalism program at the Banff Centre.
She is currently a contributing editor for Eighteen Bridges and a story editor for Reader’s Digest Canada. She is based in London. Reports on British bureaucracy TK.
To see writing and editing samples, go to the Portfolio.
For more information, go to the CV.
Photo by Malcolm Brown, grafikmilk.com
