*This article was originally published on Kingstonist.* Often after the holidays come the doldrums of winter — cold, dark days and, for some, little inspiration to get out of the house and do things. With that in mind, I’ve put together a short collection of things to do in the Kingston area in January 2024, […]
Kingston couple’s debut novel explores love across a cultural divide
*This article was originally published on Kingstonist.* Local couple Pamela Paterson and Tarek Hussein have combined their skills and life experience to create a fun and heartwarming debut novel. Take Me Back to Cairo takes the reader on quite a journey – literally from Canada to Cairo and back again. Based in Kingston and Toronto, with […]
Easy ways to source and flesh out news stories for introverted writers
There’s nothing more rewarding than digging into a story — finding experts to weigh in, researching, presenting facts in a new light — but for introverts, this usually means reaching out to sources and practically cold calling, which we all know is their absolute least favourite thing to do. As an introverted news and media writer, […]
Real people share thoughts, experiences with Goodfood meal boxes
As a Goodfood Ambassador, I have been able to help out some families with free meals. At a time when prices seem to just keep going up, helping people lower their grocery bills is absolutely amazing. Like all the meal plan programs out there, Goodfood touts sustainability through recyclable packaging, customizable plans and delivery dates, […]
Toronto Zoo educates visitors on responsible plastic use with new interactive experience
The Toronto Zoo, in partnership with Pollution Probe and GreenMantra Technologies, has introduced a new and interactive way to educate visitors about sustainability and plastic pollution. The Plastics Pathway is a dynamic learning experience at the Zoo that now features a new app developed with SSA Group and Attractions.io. According to the Zoo, this app […]