Maureen Halushak leaves Chatelaine full of hope for the magazine’s future

Maureen Halushak leaves Chatelaine full of hope for the magazine’s future Departing editor-in-chief describes the long-running Canadian publication as ‘a form of community’ ANN HUI GENERATIONS REPORTER THE GLOBE AND MAIL PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO Former Chatelaine editor-in-chief Maureen Halushak in the magazine’s podcast studio in North York, Ont. DUANE COLE/THE GLOBE AND MAIL COMMENTS SHARE SAVE FOR LATER For almost a century, Chatelaine has been a staple in Canadian households. Since 1928, the magazine – whether tucked into women’s handbags on the subway, or sitting in neat stacks at the doct…