Earn It!

I learned the difference between segregation and inclusion at a very young age. For as long as I can remember my parents and other friends of the family have advocated for complete inclusion and equality for all individuals. For obvious reasons it was a very personal issue at my family’s dinner table. My mom, ultimately, [...]

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Who Are You Wearing?

Dear Diary,

So I find myself watching, for the first time, an Oscar Red Carpet show. Why am I watching? Firstly, someone very special to me is probably sitting somewhere in Hollywood at this very moment and I want to feel closer to him. Secondly, I’m hoping the Oscar’s are in my future. Obviously, it isn’t [...]

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Sounds of Wisdom

Initially I was going to write something to go along with this video, but my words couldn’t even come close to the profound message given in Amanda’s language. The video simply speaks for itself. Trust me, its 9 minutes well spent.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnylM1hI2jc

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Here We Go Again

Labrador was once coined, by Jacques Cartier, the ‘land God gave to Cain’. Barren though it may look, there are many treasures hidden within. It is home to Canada’s largest producer of Iron Ore, IOC. It boasts the world’s second largest underground power station, which has the second largest hydro-electric generating capacity in North America. [...]

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Purple Spuds?

Fredericton researchers unveil purple spuds…

Purple potatoes, loaded with healthy antioxidants, could be on kitchen tables in two years thanks to the Potato Research Centre in Fredericton.
Research team head Richard Tarn says the potato’s colour makes it especially healthy, as the antioxidants that produce the colour are believed to fight cancer and help prevent other [...]

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