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Bruce Grierson

North Vancouver
As seen in: Medium, MSN Canada, The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, Psychology Today, The Globe and Mail, Flipboard, Reader's Digest (U.S.), Parade Magazine, Maclean's and
Author most recently of What Makes Olga Run? (Henry Holt, Random House Canada). us.macmillan.com/whatmakesolgar

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Bruce Grierson’s Journalist Portfolio

Watts in the Water

Watts in the Water

Our oceans contain enough energy to power the planet—if we could just get our hands on it.

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Have You Heard?

Have You Heard?

The old and the young hear an entirely different world. And that's becoming a problem.

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Yes, Ageism is Bad For Your Health

Yes, Ageism is Bad For Your Health

Research reveals a link between ageist attitudes and how you age

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One Memorable Day, Once a Month

One Memorable Day, Once a Month

Here's an idea for a New Year's Resolution you can actually keep.

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Adrift

Adrift

To family members of dementia sufferers, the hardest thing to fathom is the staggering difference between goo…

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Retirement Is Dead

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By Bruce Grierson
| Maclean's Verified
Not long ago, while shopping for running shoes at MEC, I asked for help getting sized. As an employee strode up to assist me, I realized I knew him: Steve, a talented writer around my age whose work I’d read for years. I asked how he was doing. His answer: “I’m selling shoes.” Steve isn’t the only person I know hustling into their golden years. Recently, I realized that my regular lunches with colleagues of a certain age have turned into pity parties.
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Retirement Is Dead - Macleans.ca

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By Bruce Grierson
| Flipboard
9 hours ago New chapter, new skills. If you’re getting ready to retire—or if you’ve already made the big leap—falling into the rhythm of a new routine can take a while. A sudden bounty of free time, even if it’s long-planned, might leave you feeling a little unmoored. While sitting back and enjoying a …
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Teaching AI to Think Like a Lawyer

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By Bruce Grierson
| magazine.utoronto.ca
In practice, tax law often turns on questions that look deceptively simple. Is a worker an employee or a contractor? Does a transaction qualify as business income or a capital gain? For lawyers and accountants, answering them can mean hours of combing through case law, weighing precedent and judgment calls that rarely resolve neatly. In theory, artificial intelligence should be well suited to that kind of work.
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