Today we raise our fists high and put our hands together in celebration of our Feature Girl Warrior, HR and Marketing professional, Zahra de Grey, a second-generation Canadian who...
Recently a friend shared a post on LinkedIn about her first “career” job after she graduated from university. At the end of her enlightening and thoughtful post she posed...
Today we raise our fists high and put our hands together in celebration of our Feature Girl Warrior, accomplished violinist, chamber musician and pedagogue Aija Reke. She is an...
Today we raise our fists high and put our hands together in celebration of our Feature Girl Warrior, the multi-talented Yoga Teacher and spiritual leader, Tessa Rae Hamelin,...
Facebook really knows how to deliver the news. Whatever’s going on in the world, it ends up there in some way, shape or form. Guaranteed. So much of it is bullshit baffling...
I’m a teacher. There was a time in my life when I never wanted to admit that. I was embarrassed. Similar to how I felt about The Old Man being a breadman. Those who can....
Pain is inevitable Girl Warrior. So feel it. Fully. Thoroughly. Exhaustively. Allow yourself to experience every little detail of the hurt you are experiencing. Physically,...
Determine your own definition of what being successful means Girl Warrior. Like many of the big things you’ll do, this is an inside job. Start there. Take a long hard close look...
As far back as I can remember, I wrote. Private young-girl thoughts in secret diaries, then poetry filled with teenage angst and dark poetry peppered with profanity. I wrote daily letters to God in Hilroy notebooks, short stories and poems for kids, sad country songs, and raw truth-telling stories about life growing up in a blue-collar neighbourhood in Northwestern Ontario. These are those stories and poems.