Born in Montreal in 1993, Rosalie Gamache is a passionate painter who combines technical rigour with contemporary sensitivity. Trained at Université Laval and the École des Beaux-Arts de Marseille, she also studied at the Florence […]
Sam Watts, CEO of Welcome Hall Mission, leads one of Montreal’s most trusted and longstanding organizations serving people facing homelessness and poverty. Founded in 1892, the Mission has become the city’s largest point of access […]
Libby Ember is a Montreal-based indie-pop singer-songwriter whose acoustic sound carries a sense of intimacy and raw vulnerability. She recently introduced her artistry with the release of her debut EP, I Kill Spiders, a four-track […]
Mary Lee Jensvold, Associate Director and Primate Communication Specialist at Fauna Foundation, has dedicated her life to the care and advocacy of chimpanzees. Founded in 1997 and located just south of Montreal, Fauna is Canada’s […]
Kathy Kennedy is a sound artist whose practice bridges visual art, classical singing, and technology. Centred on the voice, her work often incorporates telephony, radio transmission, and experiments with how sound interacts with public and […]
Ottawa-based comedian George Assily describes his comedy style in the simplest possible way: “An experience.” Known for his sharp wit, unpredictable energy, and unapologetic humour, Assily brings a chaotic charm to every set—whether he’s riffing […]
The Concordia Marketing Aid Clinic (CMAC), the first student-run non-profit marketing consulting association in Montreal, is making waves by offering free marketing support to small businesses and non-profits across Quebec. Co-President George Shephard shares how […]
Larker is the musical alias of a Montreal-born songwriter whose name balances playfulness and depth — a nod both to the lark, a songbird, and the lightheartedness of a “lark,” or joke. While the name […]
Paulina Abarca-Cantin, the Executive Director of Seniors Action Quebec (SAQ), leads a provincial non-profit dedicated to supporting the needs of English-speaking seniors across Quebec. With the senior population expected to reach 25% by 2030, SAQ […]
Born and raised in Montreal, James Correa has long been a fixture of the city’s vibrant music scene. A singer, songwriter, performer, and multi-instrumentalist, he has graced nearly every major stage in his hometown—fronting his […]
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