Tag: canada
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Chapter 2: Vancouver – The Quest Begins
Showing up to the first Winter Invictus Games felt like setting off on some grand, uncharted quest—one filled with unknowns, a little fear, and the promise of something bigger than myself.
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A Celebration of Strength: The First Days of the Invictus Games Vancouver 2025
The Invictus Games have begun, and even from here in Quebec, I can feel the energy radiating from Vancouver. The opening ceremony was breathtaking: a powerful tribute to resilience, unity, and the unbreakable human spirit.
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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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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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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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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.
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Verra-t-on La République du Canada?
Bien qu’il ait eu aussi de l’esclavage et de l’exploitation des personnes noires au Canada, une bonne proportion des canadiens sont des descendants de colons britanniques et non des descendants d’esclaves noirs. Par contre, il ne faut pas oublier que nous avons également des descendants français et autochtones avec un moins grand attachement à la…
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Collision From Home
MONTREAL – If you would have told me ten years ago that a small tech conference based in Dublin would become one of the biggest and most successful technology conferences in the world, I’d have said that I wouldn’t be surprised by it. Why? Because from the start, you could see their drive for success and the determination to surpass themselves…
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A Wake-Up Call for Jessica Mulroney
Written by Sabine Demosthenes MONTREAL – Around 3pm yesterday, I wanted to take a small break from a busy day of working from home. I decided to browse my Instagram for puppy pictures while my own precious furry son slept on his little bed in my home office. While I scrolled to see what was…
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I Guess We Saw A Lot of Karen Last Week
MONTREAL – The definition of being a Karen: A Karen is the kind of person who is unhappy when little things don’t go her way. They are the, “Can I speak to your manager?” kind of gals. The bitchy soccer moms of the friend group that nobody really likes. Here is another definition: Karen is a mocking slang term for an entitled, obnoxious, middle-aged white woman. Especially as featured in memes, Karen is generally…