In 1962 in Toronto, she won a spot on Flashback, a new national CBC TV quiz show where she was the only cast member to remain for all six seasons [1](1962–1968).

[5] Maggie Morris's subsequent careers included working in public relations for Bell Canada and the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.

Volunteer activities included reading for the CNIB in the Recording Library for the Blind for 25 years, and writing letters for Amnesty International.

She arrived at Pier 21, which has since been turned into the Canadian Museum of Immigration, where a memoir of her life as well as the diary she wrote during the evacuation are available online in its Collection.

In 1971 she married Stanley Smolensky, a NASA engineer who was the Deputy Director of Launch Vehicles for the Apollo Program.