Articles by Jeanne Pengelly
Jeanne Pengelly is a television and radio news journalist with a Master's Degree in Journalism.
Even before she got her first typewriter at age 12, she had decided she would be a writer. Highlights of her career include founding the McMaster University creative writing journal, living in a remote northern community on James Bay where she edited a newspaper and trained young television journalists, and being a non-fiction nominee for the Pacific Northwest Writers’ Association.
Jeanne's many interests include creative writing, photography, music, teaching, needlecrafts, fitness, and golf. You can follow Jeanne on Twitter @JeannePengelly.
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Group of lawyers and financial and family professionals provide an alternative to traditional court.
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Local yarn shop expands and adds renowned Brooklyn Tweed to its selection
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Manager of family-owned commercial and residential property management business focuses on keeping tenants happy;
Kawartha Collaborative Practice puts some ‘cents’ into divorce
Neutral financial advisors help couples find a mutually agreed-upon settlement that works for both parties.
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Brenda Cowan of The Ear Depot is changing the conversation around hearing loss
Provider of hearing health care focuses on the needs of the client.
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