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Cathrin Bradbury

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Journalist, editorial, writer. Author of The Bright Side, Penguin Random House, March 2021.
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Opinion | It’s scary. But financial freedom requires talking about how much money we do (and don’t) have

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By Cathrin Bradbury Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
Last week, a friend went to a financial adviser to help her plan the next ten years or so. As a Toronto homeowner like me, she was spinning the slot machine on the three-quarter-life real estate gamble: to stick with the pile she had; to sell and rent; or to sell and buy a condo in a local lowrise. The planner modelled the financial implications of each option, using her own assets. “I’d be happy to share it with you,” she said.
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Opinion | I just have to say, I love your outfits!’ The outfit kudo from younger women is a thing this spring and greatly appreciated

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By Cathrin Bradbury Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
The first thing the woman does — she’ll be 20 or 30 — is narrow her eyes. Maybe from across a room, or more often coming toward me on the street. I look over my shoulder, hoping someone else is the target, until we’re face-to-face and I brace myself for the reprobation boomer women surely deserve from the young. “I like your outfit,” the woman says, her face opening to a lovely smile.
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Author Anne Enright on coming to terms with the great and flawed writer Alice Munro

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By Cathrin Bradbury Verified
| Waterloo Region Record Verified
In 1979, when Irish writer Anne Enright was 16, she left Dublin for British Columbia’s United World College, where “for the next two years I studied (not very hard) in … the forests of Vancouver Island.” She also found her way to Munro Books in Victoria where “some smart bookseller there persuaded me” into Alice Munro’s “Who Do You Think You Are?” Back in Ireland, Enright kept reading Munro the same way so many of us did — as she was published, book by book.
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