McGill College Street has long been recognized for its distinctive blend of urban architecture and natural scenery. Situated at the foot of Mount Royal, the avenue became an important visual corridor and gathering space as […]
As Executive Director of REISA – The East Island Network for English Language Services, Claudia Maiolo leads an organization dedicated to improving access to health and social services for English-speaking communities across Montreal’s East and […]
The bodywork practice at House of Ki is focused on community care, accessibility, and holistic healing. With an approach that combines intuitive touch, consent-based practices, and a profound regard for the body’s knowledge, Khiara, the […]
In Montreal, where the refugee experience often collides with complex bureaucratic systems and fragmented services, one organization has emerged as a model for holistic, person-centred care. Co-founder and Executive Director Kinan Swaid leads The Refugee […]
Meet Valerie, owner of Vintage Luxe Events Montreal, a professional wedding planning company dedicated to making the journey to the altar a fun, stress-free experience. Valerie is certified in both Wedding and Destination Wedding Planning, […]
As the Operations Manager of (QDF), Rahul Gandhi brings both artistic vision and organizational leadership to Quebec’s English-language theatre community. An award-winning actor, director, and producer, Gandhi has been deeply involved with QDF since 2016, […]
KOMBI Canada was born in 1961 when Danny Gold, a ski racer for McGill University, developed a special glove with knuckle protection. Since then, KOMBI has continued to be renowned for its carefully crafted gloves […]
For over two decades, Na’kuset, Executive Director of the Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal, has been a tireless advocate for Indigenous women and children. Since joining the organization in 1999, she has dedicated her life […]
Montreal-based mother-daughter trio Shenika Paris and her young entrepreneurs, 13-year-old Kyra Milan Brown and 9-year-old Kali Brown, are redefining representation and self-love through their business, Koily Kurls. What began as a simple idea sparked by […]
Christmas in Montréal throughout the 20th century was marked by sparkling streets, festive window displays, and a lively spirit shaped by the city’s cultural diversity. In the 1910s and 1920s, Sainte-Catherine Street emerged as the […]
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