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Words June Murray dagnall Inspiring women entrepreneurs are redefining what leadership, innovation and resilience look like in today’s world. Throughout all industries and communities, these inspiring women are building businesses with purpose, breaking barriers and creating opportunities not only for themselves but for others around them. You will see that each of their individual paths [...]

Words Reuben Butterfield Photo Wind Gypsy Photography Some homes tell a story the moment you open the door. You feel it in the textures of the space, in how things are held together and in the calmed chaos of lives moving outward and back, tended with care. This home tells that story at scale. Eight

Words Rebecca Golat, Wildlife Biologist Photo Mitchell Ogilvie The American kestrel is the smallest falcon in North America, roughly the size of a robin, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in personality and flash. One of Vancouver Island’s most colourful birds of prey, males sport blue wings, rusty-red backs and tails,

Words June Murray Dagnall Photo Wind Gypsy Photography All over the world, Valentine’s Day invites reflection on love and how it began, how it grew and how it endures. Beyond flowers and cards are stories of devotion shaped by time, resilience and quiet perseverance. For Connie and Lloyd, love is not marked by grand gestures,

Words Jamila Douhaibi Photo Wind Gypsy Photography Patricia is a 75-year-old former executive and business owner who has Alzheimer’s Disease. Unfortunately, there is still stigma against many diseases that countless people face throughout their lifetimes. But diseases like cancer and Alzheimer’s need to be highlighted in our society to enable those facing new unknowns, and