by Diane Slawych | Aug 2, 2019 | Featured, Profiles
It may be part of Chile, but the island of Chiloe moves to its own rhythm. This large, culturally distinct island has its own myths and legends, craft traditions, weather system (frequent rains) and cuisine. The most famous dish is a stew called curanto, which is...
by Sohini Bhattacharya | Jul 31, 2019 | Featured, Good Works, Profiles
On June 19, Debi Pearce became a live donor of her left kidney to 30-year-old Geoff Dunsire. After a four-hour surgery, she posted on Facebook from her hospital bed, “I’m all done and in my room. Feeling good. Just waiting to hear how Geoff’s doing. He’s in surgery...
by Sohini Bhattacharya | Jul 29, 2019 | Profiles
At first glance, most people outside the real estate industry will say that selling houses and finding the next client are two of the biggest challenges facing Realtors. But upon a closer look, maintaining cashflow for this solely commission-based industry is likely...
by Susan Doran | Jul 29, 2019 | Featured, Profiles
When Juliana Vallée’s vision first began to deteriorate, she didn’t realize she was setting off down the road to living with an inoperable brain tumour. She was referred from specialist to specialist, each more alarming than the last, from optometrist to...
by Myles Shane | Jul 22, 2019 | Featured, Good Works, Profiles
The Pacific Crest Trail is a thru-hiker’s ultimate dream and worst nightmare all rolled into one. It’s 4,270 km long and ranges in elevation from just above sea level to 13,153 feet. The PCT passes among the world’s largest trees, some of the most fantastic rock...
by Danny Kucharsky | Jul 9, 2019 | Featured, Profiles
The developer of what will be Canada’s second-tallest building says Toronto’s condo market is still extremely strong, despite the fact a number of projects in the city have recently been cancelled. “I’m still very bullish on the market,” says Sam Mizrahi, president...
