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| March |  | Five ways to improve your productivity 2012 conference update Books: Better baked than burned Getting twiggy with it Wordplay: genitive |
| December 2011 |  | Editing-inspired holiday gift guide Reports from The Word On The Street Update on EAC's 2012 conference |
| October 2011 |  | Back to school |
| July 2011 |  | Editing in a tech world Update on Toronto's executive committee Notes from the 2011 conference Beginner's luck: A new beginning Wordplay: Vancouver |
| May |  | On-screen v. hard-copy editing Beginner's luck: Backing up your system Apps for editors on the go Wordplay: e |
| March 2011 |  | Review of Bill C-32 |
| January/ |  | What does Bill C-32 mean for editors? Is editing harming your health? What do you do when life gets in the way of your career? |
| November |  | Get the #$5* out!: The war on curse words Vocabulary challenge Beginner's luck: Learning when to say "no" Editor's bookshelf: The Chicago Manual of Style, Practical Grammar, and Nutshell Library |
| September 2010 |  | Social media and related terms now in Oxford Dictionary Beginner’s luck: Asking stupid questions Wordplay: morpheme |
| July |  | Grammar food for thought: An editor’s observations on grammar and usage |
| April |  | Grammar food for thought: Figures of speech that don’t work Seminar chair’s report Wordplay: Eh |
| March 2010 |  | Grammar food for thought Toronto branch executive call for nominations Wordplay: mucous, mucus, nauseous |
| February |  | Freelance versus in-house: pros and cons A meeting of minds: Globe and Mail obituary editor presentation Professional Development: February 2008 Seminars A review of books: What do our executive board members use? |
| December |  | Past Program Report: Desert Island Read? Toronto Branch Executive Professional Development: December 2007 Seminars Creative Correctness Book Review: The Elements of Style, illustrated edition |
| November 2007 |
| Past Program Report: 'Cover Your But': A Report on Why and 'Error' Isn't Toronto Branch Executive Professional Development: November 2007 Seminars Who I Am as Editor? Reflections on Identity A Review of Books: What Executive Members are Using |
| October 2007 |  | Program Report: Mixing Business with Movement |
| June 2007 |  | Program report: Wine, cheese, and books Professional Development Report Grammar Food for Thought Year-end Party Announcement |
| May 2007 | Program report: The Art of Spoken English As Good as it Gets Results of Toronto branch election Professional Development Calendar | |
| April 2007 |
| Program report: Income Tax Clinic for the Self-Employed Reflections On Writing Grammar Food for Thought Gilda Mekler: A Memorial Collage |
| March 2007 |
| Program report: Seminar Roundtable Discussion Make the Most of Your Hired Guns Grammar Food for Thought In the News: Toronto Branch Member Passes Away |
| February 2007 |
| Program report: Small Office Strategies (Audio) How to Read a Novel Grammar Food for Thought In the News: Why are First-Rate Novels So Rare? |
| December 2006 |
| Program report: Broad brush strokes (Audio) On reading as a writer Grammar food for thought Insights into the Publishing Process seminar |
| November 2006 |
| Program report: The pain and pleasure of editing (Audio) The Word on the Street: Toronto and Kitchener Grammar food for thought A room full of strangers |
| October 2006 |
| Program Report: 2006-2007 speakers program lineup Once upon a time at Eden Mills Grammar food for thought Place five arrows in your marketing quiver The Renaissance Soul of an Editor |
| September 2006 |
| Program Report: Program dilemma produces a fun evening Diary notes from the EAC 2006 conference in Vancouver Grammar food for thought Introducing the power of podcasting Is e-mail eating your precious time? |
| June 2006 |
| Program Report: Magazines and the Web (Audio) How to Get Published Industry Briefs: Book Ninja |
| May 2006 |
| Program Report: Good-bye, City Life! (Audio) The Survey Says Industry Briefs: The Hamilton Literary Scene |
| April 2006 |
| Program Report: Let's Get Personal Is the Canadian Freelance Union for You? Lessons Learned: More Lessons Learned from a First-time Editor Industry Briefs: The State of Crime Fiction Writing in Canada |
| March 2006 |  | Program Report: Web Marketing for Freelancers Industry Briefs: Trade Book Publishing Trends for 2006 Poem: The Editor Falls Asleep |
| Feb 2006 |  | Program Report: Editors Get a Kick out of November's Meeting Industry Briefs: Finances for the Freelance Editor East End Writers' Group Profile Lessons Learned with a First-Time Author |
| Dec 2005 |  | The Great Rate Debate: Results Industry Briefs: Recommended Reading |
| Nov 2005 |  | Romancing the Word - True Stories about Editing Sex: September 2005 Program Report Seminar Spotlight on Jan Walters The Word on the Street Festival Industry Briefs: Newspaper Journalism's Prince of Professional Development My Experience at the Humber Creative Book Publishing Program Photo Contest Winner Editing is a Bloody Trade |
| Oct 2005 |  | Lost Without Translation: Program Report |
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