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The Long Game: Wellness Built To Last in Montreal

JOIN US FOR AN AFTERNOON OF COMMUNITY, WELLNESS & FUN EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! We’re so excited to bring together Montreal’s wellness, movement and performance community for an afternoon dedicated…

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What My Son Taught Me This Weekend

This weekend, my husband and I went to Windsor, Ontario to watch our son compete with the Queen’s University golf team. And somewhere along the way, I became the student. He was…

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6 Great Fall Reads!

There is something about fall that makes reading feel especially inviting. The days get a little shorter. The sweaters come out (not yet though, it ain’t fall yet!) We settle back into…

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The Day the Skies Went Silent: Remembering 9/11, 25 Years Later

I was an air traffic controller on duty at the Washington Air Traffic Control Center on September 11, 2001 and will never forget the sense of powerlessness I felt on that tragic day. As someone who tends to try to always be in control, it was a unique perspective into the way your life can change in a moment and the fear that remains after the moment has passed.