Scott Westby has been in love with movies since he was 5 when his dad surprised him with a trip to the theatre to see Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He grew up in and around […]
If you’re anything like me, when you saw the recent announcement about Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) celebrating their 50th Anniversary, you were stumped because hadn’t they just celebrated their 85th Anniversary back in 2017? […]
We had the pleasure to catch up with Tom Howard about what they do at the “Canadian Legacy Project” to assist Canadian Veterans. Describe your charity/non-profit in a few sentences. Canadian Legacy Project is […]
For this edition of our Homegrown Business series we spoke with Rosette Ramos about her business Love Canada Immigration Consultancy to find out more about what she does. What is your business called and what […]
Hi, I’m Nala! Have you ever seen such a cute pink nose? I’m a very friendly girl but I’ve had a bit of an unsettled life so far so I will need you to give […]
As a TEDx speaker, hip-hop and spoken word artist, KTheChosen believes in the power of storytelling and uses his voice to share the experiences of those around him. Inspired by artists such as King Los […]
Everybody could use a pair of sneakers. Or two. Some include these shoes in their casual outfits, while others pick them on special occasions that call for sporty, comfy footwear. It all depends on your […]
If you meet N.L. Blandford, you’ve met a new friend. Natasha connects with people in a refreshingly engaging manner. Likewise, in reading her book, The Perilous Road to Her, you find characters that you immediately […]
For this edition of our Charitable Choices series we spoke with Aline Gahiza of Wings of Hope for Africa Foundation to find out more about what they do. Describe your charity/non-profit in a few sentences. […]
We had the chance to talk with John Eresman, co-founder of Gradient Beverages Corp., a vodka sodas company that promotes moderation and health consciousness. What is your business called and what does it do? […]
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