Our Charitable Choices feature this week is the #NotInMyCity foundation. #NotInMyCity is an anti-human trafficking movement founded by Paul Brandt. Since launching in 2017, it has gained significant momentum in bringing key partners together to […]
Our Charitable Choices feature this week is Junior Achievement, based in Southern Alberta. JA is a global leader in educating youth about financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship in order to give students the skills and […]
Our Charitable Choices feature this week is the Canadian Legacy Project. They work to provide a strong support system and a better quality of life for Canadian military veterans, to give financial assistance to veterans […]
Our Charitable Choices feature this week is Making Changes, an organization that offers programs aimed at empowering women of all ages, backgrounds and stages in life. Making Changes helps put confidence back in their step, […]
Our Homegrown Business this week is Friday Sock Co. which was established in the spring of 2014 and launched in January 2015. The company was born from the desire to create a unique, “purposely mismatched” […]
Our Charitable Choices for this week is the Alberta Ecotrust! Alberta Ecotrust keeps our province beautiful, by working with various sectors to support the environment. We spoke to a representative to learn more about their […]
This week our Homegrown Business feature is the Beige Label Salon! Born out of a shift in the beauty industry, The Beige Label will leave your hair photo-ready, in their niche one-on-one experience. We spoke […]
This week our chosen Charitable Choice is the Four Feet Companion Foundation (FFCF)! We spoke to a representative to learn more about how they’re helping our furry friends! Describe your charity/non-profit in a few sentences […]
This week our chosen Homegrown Business is Sweet Relief Pastries! We were lucky to speak to the sweet pastry chef and owner herself, Deidre Lotecki, to learn more about her decadent creations! What is your […]
Mount Norquay was named in honour of Manitoba’s Premier, John Norquay, who held office from 1878 to 1887. The first ski runs on the mountain can be traced back to 1926, with the ski lodge […]
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