This year marked the 47th year of the Juno Awards, which were hosted in my hometown of Vancouver British Columbia. For those of you who are unfamiliar with the Junos, they are more than just an awards show – they’re a week long festival celebrating Canadian music that is hosted in a different city each year. What a perfect way to celebrate the diversity of what Canada truly represents! Continue Reading
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The Future of Canadian Music
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Near & Far Projects Produce Art Party In a Loop
Growing up, expression and creativity was a big part of my life (and it still is). This was mainly represented through dance for me, participating in a variety of forms competitively. My favourite form was definitely contemporary. I love that it’s not all about the jumps and the turns, it’s simply the movement and the feeling coinciding with the music. As I’m a big fan of contemporary, it’s why I just had to attend “In a Loop” presented by Near & Far Projects.
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Ten Photos You Won’t Believe are #NoFilter
I am so happy that Catherine recently traveled to Portugal for us. Having been on her bucket list for years, we were lucky enough to be invited by the tourism boards of The Azores & Madeira to visit for ten days. Luckily for us, we also received a Huawei P20 from Huawei Mobile Canada in advance of her trip. The challenge for Catherine was to take photos of her trip only using the leica camera on the device and not edit them in any way. Are you ready to have your mind blown? This phone will change the way you think about mobile devices in Canada.
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Winter Breaks Can Be Just As Fun As Summer Ones
I know that we are all sick of winter. It feels like it’s dragging on here in London – what with actual snow that fell in March, it does not feel at all like spring has sprung. But I have had some great winter breaks this year, revelling in the snow, getting to dress up in snuggly scarves and boots and even throw the odd snow ball or two.
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