Maclean's • 14th September 2023

Five reasons why Carleton University gets top marks for student satisfaction | Maclean's Education

The transition from high school to university-level courses can be very challenging. In Millie’s case, she was concerned about writing lab reports for the first time.

Canadian Business – How to Do Business Better • 6th July 2023

A Glimpse Into the Life of a Sustainable Business Owner

In early 2023, the Kitchener, Ontario-based reusable jar and packaging company Circulr was one of 150 Canadian companies to receive a $20,000 GoodSpark grant from Desjardins.

The Globe and Mail • 26th April 2023

Landmark Memories

When people think of the Niagara Region, the falls and tourist attractions are usually what come to mind. But Niagara has so much to offer by way of nature.

Sunnybrook - Your Health Matters • 9th December 2021

Ushering in a new era in medicine: Sunnybrook creates virtual care programs in response to COVID-19

COVID-19 presented a vast challenge for medical and administrative staff at Sunnybrook: How could they deliver the programs and services their patients relied on, yet still keep everyone as safe as possible?

The Globe and Mail • 22nd July 2020

This small business owner moved her women’s entrepreneurial network online. She reached more people than ever

Emily Mills was in the final stages of organizing a pivotal event for her network of diverse women entrepreneurs and leaders, How She Hustles, when COVID-19 hit.

Canadian Business • 29th March 2020

Chris Hadfield on Canada's Role in Space Aviation

Canadians are at the forefront of aeronautical and space science.

Calgary Herald • 29th March 2020

Why this Kelowna community is ideal for retirees eager to free up equity

As real estate prices in Western Canada continue to climb, empty-nesters and retirees might be worried about their next steps. Kelowna has long been a desirable city for this population.

The Globe and Mail • 25th February 2020

Fifty-one cities. Seventeen countries. Six continents. A teacher makes time to travel the world

Debbie Cheng has had a bucket list since she started travelling the world with her family as a child.

The Globe and Mail • 3rd February 2020

A city of contrasts: Four ways to get the best of both worlds in Hong Kong festivals to discover

One of the most photographed views in Hong Kong is of Victoria Harbour, capturing the city’s iconic skyline and skyscrapers. Its gleaming towers are some of Asia’s most recognizable.

The Globe and Mail • 20th January 2020

Six hidden gems to visit on your next trip through Europe

Eager to escape the touristy destinations of Europe in 2020? Venturing off the beaten path is a great way to uncover new activities.

The Globe and Mail • 3rd January 2020

Four architecture styles to look out for in Hong Kong

Local architect Stanley Siu shares his take on some of the city’s most compelling structures.

Foodism TO • 11th December 2019

How BEARFACE is transforming Canadian whisky

BEARFACE is known for breaking barriers, ushering in a new and innovative way to produce a revered Canadian spirit.

The Globe and Mail • 1st October 2019

How do I address cybersecurity concerns on a budget?

While many small business owners think hacks only happen to large companies, the reality is quite the opposite.

Foodism TO • 11th September 2019

Celebrate the best of Ontario’s fall season at The Foreign Affair Winery’s Harvest Kick-Off

With autumn’s crisp, cool air and the vibrant turning of leaves from green to fiery red, orange and yellow comes the bounty of our local harvests.

The Globe and Mail • 27th May 2019

Where to get the best views of Hong Kong

From sunrise to nightfall, Hong Kong’s harbours and coastal areas offer visitors a multitude of diverse sights and activities.

The Globe and Mail • 1st February 2019

Montreal is made for lovers

For couples eager to awaken their creative side, the city’s arts scene provides countless opportunities for inspiration.

The Globe and Mail • 22nd November 2018

Memorable roads: Fintech CEO Derrick Fung finds ‘freeing’ moment along the California coast

Three years ago, I flew from Toronto to San Francisco. My friends and I decided to rent two convertibles and drive nine hours to Indio.

The Globe and Mail • 20th November 2018

Memorable roads: Michele Romanow on the most gorgeous winter drive she’s ever taken

In December 2016, I decided to spend some time alone out at my family cottage in Invermere, B.C. It’s a three-hour drive from Calgary and I think it’s one of the most gorgeous drives in Canada.

The Globe and Mail • 29th October 2018

Off season: The best of fall and winter road trips

Just because peak road trip season is over doesn't mean your sense of adventure needs to be. Here are some of the best, unexpected adventures that are just a car ride away

The Globe and Mail • 24th July 2018

Despite growing loneliness in Canada, some organizations are reaching out

More and more of our interactions are happening through screens. This project insists on real-life relationships and communication with a real person in real time of real issues.