Joy to the World
Elaine Dunphy’s “wellderlies” are aging at their own pace, and having a ball while they’re at it.
Freelance Writer, Editor & Storyteller
A Closer Look at Canada’s Homelessness Crisis
Amid plummeting temperatures and rising costs, the homelessness crisis in Canada is at a critical point. Organizations like Archway Community Services and the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness are providing help and hope.
Citywalksz Press Release
Press release to promote Citywalksz (NZ) audio tours at the 2012 Cruise Shipping Miami Conference and Tradeshow.
Unravelling the Development of the East Africa Hunger Crisis with Action Against Hunger
This blog article is in conversation with Onome Ako,
CEO of Action Against Hunger Canada.
As the hunger crisis in the Horn of Africa grows and emergency funding falls short, the work of Action Against Hunger Canada is more important than ever.
CEO of Action Against Hunger Canada.
As the hunger crisis in the Horn of Africa grows and emergency funding falls short, the work of Action Against Hunger Canada is more important than ever.
Finding Their Voice
Some may have the impression that folk and traditional music is fading into the background. But thanks to the annual Young Folk at the Hall program, organized by Fergus O’Byrne of Ryan’s Fancy fame, a new generation of traditionalists is playing loud and proud.
Pivot Like an Artist: The Newfoundland & Labrador Folk Festival Digital Edition
Planning an outdoor event in Newfoundland and Labrador in the summertime certainly comes with its challenges, namely, the weather. From RDF to hail and heatwaves, we never know what Mother Nature’s going to throw at us. Toss in a global pandemic and event organizers have really got their work cut out for them. But this year, whether it’s rain or shine or snow or COVID-19, the show will go on – that is, if you’re talking about one of the province’s biggest and most beloved music and cultural even
Drawn From Nature
Making A Splash
A Rescuer’s Tale
Runnin' Down A Dream
A Healthy Investment
Spotlight on The Three Sisters Sessions
Over the past decade, The Three Sisters Pub in Placentia has become somewhat of a community hub where locals and visitors alike can gather together and enjoy good food, great music and fine company. And while this past season has been a challenging one for local businesses (with some operating at reduced capacity, if at all, and a major decrease in tourists due to travel restrictions), places like The Three Sisters have embraced the arts to help put a bright spark in what could’ve been a dismal
Hiker’s Guide To Gros Morne National Park
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada’s easternmost province, is a pretty magical place. Gorgeous unspoiled wilderness, spectacular hiking trails, icebergs, whale watching, and a Viking history make this an easy spot to fall for.
And Gros Morne National Park, on Newfoundland’s west coast, is a world-class introduction. We’re talking dramatic mountain peaks, glacially carved fjords, and some of the best hiking anywhere. You know America’s national parks — now it’s time to explore one of Canada’s bes
And Gros Morne National Park, on Newfoundland’s west coast, is a world-class introduction. We’re talking dramatic mountain peaks, glacially carved fjords, and some of the best hiking anywhere. You know America’s national parks — now it’s time to explore one of Canada’s bes
Come From Away
Ever since she was a little girl, Beverley Bass knew she wanted to fly.
“I, for some reason, was just obsessed with airplanes. I always wanted to hang out at the airport and, literally, when I was eight years old I told my parents I wanted to be a pilot,” she remembers.
“I started taking lessons when I was 19…and when I came down from my first lesson, I told my parents that I’d fly for the rest of my life.”
In 1986, at the age of 34, Beverley became the first female captain at American Ai
“I, for some reason, was just obsessed with airplanes. I always wanted to hang out at the airport and, literally, when I was eight years old I told my parents I wanted to be a pilot,” she remembers.
“I started taking lessons when I was 19…and when I came down from my first lesson, I told my parents that I’d fly for the rest of my life.”
In 1986, at the age of 34, Beverley became the first female captain at American Ai
The Spirit of the North
A Cuffer with Chris Hadfield