The Cure Is In The Canvas
After guiding students through mental traumas, an internationally renowned weaver felt obligated to keep her art studio alive amid the pandemic.
(changed category name from Themes to avoid my fuzzy brain confusing this with Wordpres Themes!! – Ivor, Jan 8, 2020)
Give My Regards to Broadway
Left dark for the past year, Saskatoon’s entertainment hub the entertainment hub in Saskatoon waits patiently for the show to begin again
The Butter Chicken Lasagna Guy
How Chef Rick Matharu embraced his passion for Punjabi-Canadian cuisine and started a new family tradition
From bedroom studios to live streams: A musician’s lock down
A closer look at how the pandemic has transformed the lives of musicians and the music industry itself
Reading some fine print
By Sabrina Scroppo With his nose buried in the pages of a fantasy classic, a thick Scottish accent surfaces without warning. “Harry – yer a wizard.” The smoky tone of Rubeus Hagrid’s voice lingers in the McNally home. Crisp pages land together and the ruby red hardcover is shut, the fictional nighttime adventure finally put…
Lights, (web) Camera, Action
Turning a public health emergency into a scripted musical, students at Chinguacousy Secondary School adapt to the harsh realities of virtual learning by showcasing their frustration and paranoia in a digital performance.
Opportunity Knocked and Food Was Delivered
A pandemic turned normal life upside down, so the Zeldens put trust in the unknown and found new success
Stampeding through Glass
Jason Glass, a fourth-generation chuckwagon driver, can’t wait to get back on the historic Calgary Stampede track
The Heart of Jarvis Street
Meet the man behind Mystic Muffin.
Facing Adversity Abroad
Sui Chen shares his experiences as a Chinese immigrant working in Canada.