Learning to fly again: Art heals
Paralysis. Paralysis is what propelled me into a world of creativity. We all have a story which depicts our creative journey. Here is mine.
Broken wings
I was a school teacher for six years. I was also a military wife. I was one of the lucky ones. My husband had survived four tours overseas [...]
‘Keeping A Breast’ of the issue
Over the next couple of months, Sudburians are going to see and hear a lot more about Keep A Breast (KAB) Canada. A unique non-profit organization, KAB Canada’s mission is to raise awareness about breast cancer and to familiarize young people about prevention practices, early detection and support.
Through programs and art events, KAB Canada strives [...]
La 37e Nuit sur l’étang, une nuit de grandes émotions !
La 37e Nuit sur l’étang a eu lieu à guichet fermé, le samedi 27 mars 2010 à l’Auditorium Fraser pour célébrer le 50e anniversaire de l’Université Laurentienne, là où La Nuit est née. Ce fut un concert historique, apprécié et couronné de grands succès !
Le retour sur scène du [...]
Blogging your way to success
No one can argue that online media is evolving, and that, on the web, the lines between marketing and PR programs are blurred. Before recent advancements in online marketing, companies had limited access to a potential audience of millions, without buying into expensive advertising campaigns. Many industry leaders would agree that advertising alone does not necessarily [...]
Social media networks: How businesses can leverage consumer generated media networks
With the launch of social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook, many business executives were involved in discussions about whether or not social media was a passing trend, or a marketing tool that they should learn to leverage. As this new social media continues to emerge, it is clear that social network sites are [...]
A career in social work from a First Nation perspective
The School of Native Human Services offers an Honours Bachelor of Social Work. In the Ojibwe language, this qualification is called Nishnaabe Kinoomaadwin Naadmaadwin, meaning: the teaching or sharing of the aboriginal perspective in social work practice.
This Native social work degree is the first of its kind in the Sudbury area and is available on [...]
I want this moment to last forever
The scent of fresh cut flowers, beautiful gowns, bright vibrant colours, and the man of your dreams patiently waiting for you. This is the day you have been dreaming about since you were a little girl. This is exactly how you pictured your wedding day to be – and you’d like this moment to last [...]
Will work for work
Lately, I’ve come to the realization that looking for work is quite reminiscent of dating. You show your interest (by submitting your resume), and then you wait, hoping for the phone to ring. Sure, there might be times when you follow up with the potential employer – a call or quick email to show how [...]
My money mantra
Money is at the root of all evil. At least, that’s what I might have said a few days ago.
Money has been known to tear people apart. It’s not uncommon to hear of estranged families fighting over a sizeable inheritance. Big businesses adopt practices that compromise our environment because it’s cheaper than changing, and it’s [...]
The universe according to Brent
Have an idea? Follow through. Do it. If you’ve reached an impasse, give it some time, then try again; but make sure you finish the idea to the end. Only by completing your goal can you find out if it was worth it. If at the end of the task, you find that the results [...]
