Our featured Charitable Choices for this week is Treasure Life who are committed to helping children who suffer from heart disease. With a wide range of congenital and acquired cardiac conditions targeted, Treasure Life aims […]
Our Homegrown Business feature this week is The BeerGuys. They began in 2016 as a marketing & promotions group for the local craft beer industry, and to help drive traffic for local businesses. This led […]
For our latest Charitable Choice we have chosen AFCC as our feature this week. The Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary provides education, social and employment services to the the Aboriginal peoples in Calgary. Describe your […]
This week our chosen Homegrown Business is Kin + Pod, an Alberta Company dedicated to making exceptional chocolate from Bean to Bar. They care about where the beans come from and who’s producing them. They […]
For any aspiring Canadian figure skater and fan of the sport, performing alongside Canadian heroes Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir is a dream come true and a reality only few can imagine. But for local […]
This week, our chosen Charitable Choices is True Beauty Foundation who support women and their families going through cancer and financial hardships in the Calgary area. Describe your charity/non-profit in a few sentences. True Beauty […]
This week our featured Homegrown Business is Bridgeland Distillery. Their passion for making spirits, attention to craftsmanship and a desire to take traditional spirits and experiences to another level, laid the foundation for Bridgeland Distillery […]
Our chosen Charitable Choices feature this week is Alberta Ecotrust who are committed to addressing Alberta’s environmental issues and working with the community to invest in and support projects involving water, land use and climate […]
Our Homegrown Business this week is Lifelet Corp. Bracelets, creator of personalized bracelets that embody life experiences and stories. We spoke to owner and founder Christine Leskun. What is your business called and what […]
Each November Canadians wear a poppy to show respect for those who have lost their lives in the line of duty. The freedoms we enjoy in this country are directly attributed to the immeasurable sacrifices […]
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