Businesses
Homegrown Business: Kassandra Cardinale of Elisa Candles
Elisa Candles is a Canadian-made candle company crafting all-natural soy and coconut wax candles, with a mission to create clean-burning […]
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Businesses
Homegrown Business: Heather Lillico of Cultivating Calm
Heather Lillico is a wellness expert and the founder of Cultivating Calm, a comprehensive wellness app designed to help people […]
Charities
Charitable Choices: Joëlle Kabisoso Sisters in Sync
Joëlle Kabisoso, a 29-year-old Congolese-Canadian social entrepreneur, has transformed personal trauma into powerful advocacy through Sisters in Sync, an organization […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Alejandra Rodriguez of Stay Active Rehabilitation
Stay Active Rehabilitation is a Toronto-based clinic that offers physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and complementary wellness services, all aimed at helping people […]
Charities
Dylan Riches Fights for Family in the Battle Against Cancer
On May 31st, Dylan Riches will lace up his gloves and step into the ring as part of the Fight […]
Charities
Charitable Choices: Michael Trent of the Metcalf Foundation
For decades, the Metcalf Foundation has been a driving force in supporting the performing arts, environment, and inclusive local economies. […]
Businesses
Homegrown Business: Jay Willmot of Haven Greens
Haven Greens is Canada’s first fully automated greenhouse, revolutionizing the lettuce industry by providing a year-round, sustainable supply of fresh, […]
Charities
Justine Ly Steps into the Ring: Fighting Cancer, Building Community, and Finding Strength
Boxing may have seemed like an unlikely destination for Justine Ly, but she’s ready to step into the ring as […]
Charities
Matt Altberg Joins Fight to End Cancer: A Personal and Community-Driven Battle
On May 31st, Matt Altberg will step into the boxing ring as part of the Fight to End Cancer, an […]
Charities
Jaco Crouse Fights for Family, Community, and a World Without Cancer
For Jaco Crouse, stepping into the boxing ring for the Fight to End Cancer (FTEC) was much more than accepting […]