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A Gentle Giant’s Echo: The Legacy of Brian Mulroney
While many tributes have rightly celebrated his towering political achievements, it is his humanitarian spirit and personal warmth that I wish to illuminate: a legacy that resonates deeply with those of us who saw in him not just a leader, but a beacon of kindness and humanity.
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Breaking the News Cycle: From Buzzkill Journalism to a World of Empathy and Genuine Joy
It’s not just your garden-variety grumps; sometimes it’s the folks we see on our screens every day, stirring the pot and spreading the gloom (I’m looking at you, Donald Trump, Piers Morgan, some very angry people on X, Mr. Burns, Uncle Ruckus from The Boondocks, and the list could goes on and on).
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Countdown to Courage: Get Ready for the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025!
This week marks the “One Year to Go” event, a milestone that signals the countdown to what promises to be an extraordinary celebration of resilience, sportsmanship, and unity.
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“Sun, Splits, and Super Bowl Thrills: A Cabo Tale of Football, Fans, and Swift Avoidance”
Last night’s Super Bowl was one for the books, and guess what? I soaked it all in from Los Cabos, Mexico, smack in the middle of a crowd split between 49ers and Chiefs fans. The vibe? Electrifying! And let me tell you, trying to catch all the action without getting a Taylor Swift cameo every…
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It’s Time to Play the Game: Triple H’s Leadership in WWE’s Rollercoaster Week
The game of being a true leader during the good times, the not so sunny days, and the damn ugly bad times is not an easy game to play for more than a quarter of a century.
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Will Canada Become A Republic?
A few days before the coronation of King Charles III, I decided to translate the article I wrote in French in 2022 if Canada should will one day become a republic. One year later, I think it is still relevant to ask this question.
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Beware of Darkness: The Challenge of Writing in English When It’s Not Your Mother Tongue
Tulum – For the last three years, I’ve been in and out of a very dark cloud that is called blues. My mother’s cancer, the pandemic, losing my closest uncle and three months later, losing my aunt and seeing my father as the only survivor of his immediate family. Death have been a constant presence…
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Chilling with Raine Maida
Montreal – This is one of the most fascinating conversation I had in 2022 and it took me all my courage to share it with you. Probably because I still have this imposter’s syndrome that keep popping up every now and then. While reminiscing to this cool conversation I had with Raine Maida, little by…
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A Beautiful Journey: Invictus Games 2022
For the past month, I have been wondering how I could tell the story of my adventure at the Invictus Games in The Hague while keeping it simple.
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Day One!
The Hague – The perfect way to start a wonderful Sunday’s morning is to watch a nice volleyball’s game between Canada and Poland.