| | | | | | A composer, artist and teacher, Nashim shares her musical journey, from Mexico to the Arctic, from France to Canada and everything in between, along with her reflections on the the environment, its strength and fragility. | | | | | | | | Marissa Gorjizadeh was born in New Brunswick with one arm and is now a certified fitness trainer and bodybuilder in Halifax. | | | | | | | Two Filipina nurses were reunited with their mother in Newfoundland years after an immigration agency charged them $24,000 for jobs that never materialized. | | | | | | | This story might make you squirm. Two young Islanders have each started their own businesses from the ground up, and their products have their customers hooked. | | | | | | | Grand Chief Ron Tremblay uses puppets to share stories and teach the Wolastoqey language to people gathered at the Paul Pyres Centre in Neqotkuk First Nation. | | | | | | | Tania Pendergast, a multi-disciplinary artist living on P.E.I., was invited to create the header design for this newsletter. She believes art can be found everywhere, and is inspired by water-related imagery since being near the water on the East Coast is a big part of why she loves living here. | | | | | | | From world-class sand sculptors creating their art on the shores of the Bay of Fundy, to thrilling feats on Canada's largest obstacle course, there is plenty to keep you on the on the edge of your seat this season on CBC. | | | | | | Iranian fashion designer happy to sew new life on P.E.I. She recently shared her designs Fashion Weekend. | | | | Her son has autism. She doesn't want others to have to pay thousands for support. | | | | | | Emotional reception in Miawpukek for new documentary, The Forgotten Warriors, that immortalizes historic hunger strike. | | | | It's a field that needs more workers - Fredericton whiz kids from Nashwaaksis Middle School compete at national cybersecurity competition. | | | | Share this newsletter | | or subscribe if this was forwarded to you. | | | |