Debbie Nelson is the Director of Operations for the MEOW Foundation for the Adoption of Abandoned Cats, or just MEOW Foundation for short. She recently spoke with us to talk about what the organization does […]
For our latest featured Homegrown Business we spoke with Co-founder & Lead Developer Joanne Hoar about her video game and app design company Silicon Hanna Inc. What is your business called and what does it […]
Glacier National Park, along with its neighbour Yoho, were both established at the same time (in 1886), making them the second oldest national parks in Canada, just behind Banff. The Canadian Pacific Railroad was completed […]
Diane Smit is the Calgary Program Coordinator for Scientists in School. We got to speak with her to find out more about the organization and to find out why she wanted to get involved with […]
For our latest Homegrown Business profile we spoke with Lara Smith about Lusomé sleepwear and SheWorth, her businesses that both came to be out of a need to support issues that Lara was witnessing in […]
For our latest Charitable Choices feature we spoke with Deanna Thompson, the Executive Director of the Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society (AARCS). Describe your charity/non-profit in a few sentences. We are an Alberta based animal […]
Bite Grocer & Eatery serves the community of Inglewood as a grocery store and café. We got to speak with them recently to find out more about them for our latest featured Homegrown Business. What […]
For this week’s Homegrown Business profile we spoke with Marcia Harris about her Mini Monet Art virtual classes that are perfect for those looking for new ways to be creative at home. What is your […]
I’ve been fascinated with the National Parks Warden Service for years. They’ve been the topic of several stories, including my years long search for one of Bill Peyto’s mysterious cabins and they were profiled in […]
Charitable Choices chats with those who work in the charity and nonprofit sector to find out more about their organizations, why they work in the field, and how our readers can help. This week we […]
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