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When something - or someone - ends earlier than expected, we can feel unmoored. Crying, yelling or feeling all the feels with our communities takes the…
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Linger at your local history museum and give yourself a present
Today’s museum teams don’t just host hang-out time with history’s flaws and innovations, they offer friendly nostalgia and community-building activities…
Feb 1
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Neighbourly vibes
The humans who live beside us don’t need to be our best friends. But neighbouring - the action - is required for creating communities that feel healthy…
Jan 14
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Hopescrolling and living local in 2026
Being informed and staying sane can both happen at once. Join me
Dec 31, 2025
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The gift of hopeful news stories
Stop by Kugluktuk, Cornwall and the Ottawa courthouse to meet solution finders
Dec 24, 2025
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Coats of many colours
When people kept stopping a local designer on the street to talk about her coat, ‘something just clicked,’ she says. Now, her purpose-forward fashion…
Dec 17, 2025
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When things don’t fall apart
While mishaps and misery can make great storytelling fodder, let's practise telling tales about the local stuff that's working too
Dec 10, 2025
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Craft shows provide more than gifts - they offer social benefits, too
Chat with a local maker about their graphic tees. Swap best-in-show thoughts with a fellow attendee. Or not. Soaking up the cinnamon scents with a…
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