COVID-19 is a global pandemic, affecting hundreds of thousands of people across the world. Nunavut has zero cases. ZERO! How? A huge concern of COVID-19, beyond the physical affects is the mental health aspect. They’re working their hardest to have phone services available to limit physical contact and allow their residents to access the resources … Read more
To say we’re thankful for front line workers, especially right now would be an understatement. Emergency service workers, doctors, dentists, grocery store employees just to name a few. They’re all so important! I had the opportunity to chat with Kathy Zajac about her career and how she got there. She also shared her advice to … Read more
Live edge wood is super trendy right now! From the Facebook videos floating around featuring live edge wood and resin, creating furniture or making charcuterie boards, MF and Dan learn what it’s all about. Something that started out as a hobby turned into something much greater, and that’s how Fireside Milling was born. Milling was … Read more
Hannah Van Tol is a 13 year old superstar who lives with Cerebral Palsy. Cerebral Palsy is the most common movement disorder in children and occurs in about 2 of every 1000 births. Cerebral Palsy typicaly affects muscle tone as well as coordination and depending on the case may also include seizures and tremors among … Read more
What is better, a manual tooth brush or an electric one? How many times a day should you be brushing your teeth? Should you brush before or after you eat breakfast? What’s better for flossing, sticks or the string? All of these questions are super important in making sure you and your kids have good … Read more
As we head back into the school year with our own changes in affect, Japan is looking at some of their own. The culture in Japan is much different than the culture here in Canada. In Japan, they’re a very individualized society – even before COVID-19. The citizens of Japan have taken a social responsibility … Read more
Ron LaChappelle knew that returning to life as a civilian after 10 years of service would require some support. Ron, a veteran himself knew that he needed support for his mental health, and so did many other veterans. From here, Project Callsign was born. Ron’s goal for Project Callsign is to create a positive impact … Read more
Self isolation can be a lonely place when you live alone and away from your family. It’s taken a mental toll on many people, which is exactly why I went parking with Jill. Jill had an incredible idea to help cheer her parents up. There’s nothing quite like dancing in the parking lot to spread … Read more