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Kid’s Stuff [Trucs d’enfants] is a child clothing company based in Montreal. The brand specialises in producing high-quality, environmentally friendly, and gender-neutral children’s apparel. We spoke with Mary-Jo Dorval, designer and owner of Kid’s Stuff […]
Since his debut album “Gravity” in 2000, Rob Lutes has been steadily crafting a remarkable repertoire of songs that seamlessly blend blues, folk, Americana, and the contemporary singer-songwriter genre. Hailing from the town of Rothesay, […]
Projet Communautaire de Pierrefonds (PCP), led by Executive Director Michael Leclair, has been a lifeline for immigrant and refugee families in Montreal’s West Island since 1995. With a focus on offering affordable, barrier-free programs, PCP […]
Kristina Kasparian, PhD, a former neurolinguistics researcher turned entrepreneur, is the owner of Veni Etiam Photography, a Montreal-based art shop specializing in vibrant, travel-inspired home decor. Her work transforms photography into wall art, notebooks, coasters, […]
Léolo is the moniker of Léo Hamel, a promising queer musician hailing from Montréal. Passionate about defying categorization, his music is a thoughtfully crafted blend of pop euphoria and ethereal novelty. Carried by strong vocal […]
When I sign new artists at Paperole, I look for unique styles with a recognizable signature. Jeraume’s graphic universe instantly captivated me. Originally from Quebec and based in Montreal for over 10 years, Jeraume has […]
Bijal Shah has built a thriving business dedicated to transforming special-occasion flowers into lasting keepsakes. As the owner and chief designer of Bsbowzart: Floral Preservation, Shah uses techniques like pressing and silica preservation to capture […]
Hunter Collins, a Montréal comedian known for his absurd and offbeat sense of humour, brings a distinct flavour to the comedy scene. With a style that’s as unpredictable as it is irreverent, Hunter blends surreal […]
Sonoyo Nishikawa commands my admiration for her human and artistic journey. One must applaud the audacity of a young Japanese woman in the earlier nineties creating in a medium then largely reserved for men, persistent […]
Samuel Carrier, the executive director of Je Passe Partout, leads one of Montreal’s most impactful community organizations focused on educational success for children and youth. Operating since 1988, Je Passe Partout serves over 800 kids […]
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