The Sexual Health Network of Quebec is an organization that envisions the accessibility of accurate information about healthy relationships and healthy sexuality for youth in our communities. We got to speak with Tanya D’Amours, Vice […]
Locoshop.io is a local shopping marketplace designed to help online shoppers easily find the products they want in the nearest retail locations. We had the chance to catch up with Dan Facciolo, Founder of Locoshop.io, […]
Among the many cats looking for a family is lovable 15-year-old Pinpin, who is sure to melt your heart. The Montreal SPCA team has fallen in love with his wonderful personality and gentle soul. Pinpin […]
Avy Loftus grew up in Jakarta, Indonesia, where she developed a love of art at a very young age. Seen as an undesirable profession, she was encouraged to lean into her aptitude for science and […]
June is a beautiful little cat of 4 years old. She is a little fearful and shy by nature, but will be able to thrive in a quiet environment with a gentle and patient family, […]
Emi Jeen is a Montreal-based singer and songwriter. She burst into the alt-pop scene as a solo artist in late 2015, and in 2020 drew international attention with her debut EP as an Indie artist […]
Lise Gallant (b. March 28, 1964) is a Canadian artist based in Westmount, Quebec. Gallant works in drawing and acrylic painting and is well known for her comic series Lucy and Tyson, a humorous series […]
October 14 was World Egg Day, and to celebrate, the Egg Farmers of Canada sent us Montréal Chef Minh Phat’s Egg Drop Soup recipe to share with our readers. Enjoy! Egg Drop Soup with Corn […]
Meet Charli, an adorable kitty who is sure to make you fall in love! This beautiful senior cat is simply irresistible. A favorite of the SPCA staff, Charli is a big ball of love just […]
Deanne Matley, a Montreal-based vocalist, is known for singing contemporary jazz with a sensual style and a stunning emotional range and developing a deep connection with her audience. She has made a name for herself […]
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