Marisa Tran and Josh de Grosbois opened Hollandaise Diner in Toronto’s east-end on December 9, 2015. They serve bottomless coffee, … More
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Inspired by Toronto’s energy, freelance photographer Lindsay Rosset reflects on her ever-changing creative journey
Lindsay Rosset is originally from Brandon, Man., a city approximately two hours away from Winnipeg. A freelance photographer, Lindsay moved … More
Stay serene, live green, do you: Serenità Wellness hosts its first all-women, eco-friendly retreat in the Italian hills
Olivia Radocchia is leading her first all women’s wellness retreat in Umbria, Italy this July. Her brand is called Serenità … More
Guyana born, New York bred and in Toronto today, Letticia Cosbert is a digital curator and poet who’s redefining how we understand cultural labels
Letticia Cosbert is a writer, poet and digital curator who was born in Guyana, but left as a baby to … More
Montrealer leads Liberté Big Band at home and in NYC, changing the landscape for women in music
Liberté-Anne Lymberiou is from Montreal, QC but moved to New York City to explore jazz music. She is the founder, … More
This Toronto contractor works with local brands to create positive spaces across that city
Ryan Aberin owns Red Line Contracting & Consulting Ltd. He works with Toronto brands to bring their visions to life. … More
Beauty in the Breakdown: BC woman finds bravery, career and new life in yoga practice
We asked Kamloops’ Mollie Sommer about what lead her to become a yoga teacher and launch her own yoga brand … More
How I dealt with travel anxiety while on route to South East Asia
Menaka George is a professional copywriter with a Masters in Business Administration. She has written weekly blogs for Malaysia’s Largest … More
Dave Trattles, photojournalist and tour guide, encourages an authentic way of being and openness of spirit
Brimming with enthusiasm and vibrant stories, Dave Trattles is best known as a social documentary photographer and tour guide. For … More
Exploring South India on two wheels: The lessons, the views and the memories
Over 17 days, pedalling more than 800-kilometres with a group of 18 others, including my intrepid mom by my side, … More
BC student on exchange in Sweden starts the 100 Postcard Project, uniting strangers sans Wi-Fi to build community and spread smiles
Erika Loggin was born in Terrace, a community in northern British Columbia, and is an International Studies student at Simon … More
The Son of a Woodcutter brings the English countryside to Toronto’s east-end
Jack Fouracre is the Son of a Woodcutter and in 2012, he launched the brand that would soon become notorious … More