An Adventure in the High Seas and the Journey Within While in their early 50s, Sue Williams, without an adventure-seeking bone in her body, and her husband David, without any real blue water experience, left their sons, cast off from Hamilton Ontario in their 37 foot sailboat, and headed east. Destination the North Atlantic [...]
The London Pro Musica Choir was founded in 1970 and was the first, and remains the oldest, unaffiliated concert choir in London with a current membership of approximately 45 singers (SATB mixed choir). London Pro Musica Choir’s vision is to pursue high-quality artistic choral performances of a diverse selection of music to inspire and [...]
“What Does a Butler Do?” I was born in Vancouver BC but I grew up in Toronto after my parents moved the family East. I attended Trinity College, University of Toronto, and graduated with a degree in Philosophy. After a brief stint as an assistant in elementary Special Education, I spent two years in [...]
Aging Well: Lessons Learned From Neurodegeneration to Exceptional Cognitive Aging Angela Roberts is an Assistant Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders and Computer Science (joint). She holds the Canada Research Chair in Data Analytics and Digital Health in Cognitive Aging and Dementia and is Co-Director of the Collaborative Specialization in Machine Learning in Health [...]
From Sexual Exploitation to Domestic Servitude: The Impact of Human Trafficking Around the Globe Andrea Wojtak is a senior human trafficking, organized crime and gender-based violence expert. She has worked on projects related to human trafficking, violence against women and girls and online sexual exploitation of children in the Balkans, Asia, Africa and the [...]
Nudged from the Sidelines: A Journey of Discovery in the Rainforests of Africa and Indonesia Rick Quinn graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph, Ontario, Canada in 1981. Following several years of general practice, he returned for a residency and graduate work in ophthalmology at the University of Guelph. He completed a Doctorate [...]
Packaging Fun: London’s O-Pee-Chee Company Michael Dove is an Assistant Professor and the Director and Internship Coordinator of the MA and Minor programs in Public History at Western University. He also currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Ontario Historical Society and the Museum of Ontario Archaeology. A specialist in Canadian business, [...]
Gathering Around Jill’s Table: A Journey Through Food Jill Wilcox is the owner of Jill’s Table, an award-winning specialty food and kitchen store in downtown London, Ontario. Jill's Table has been a beloved destination for foodies, home cooks, and professional chefs for 25 years. Jill has been leading popular cooking classes for more than [...]
Top Trends in Housing Derek Satnik is a recognized expert in net-zero energy communities and all the tools that make them possible: technical, financial, and policy related. Derek has been awarded 18 times for leadership in this industry, municipally through internationally, and is one of the key authors/contributors behind all of Canada’s green building [...]
Seasonal Favorites…and Other Favorites Too The Brassroots Quintet features members of the larger brass group, Brassroots. Brassroots, currently under the musical direction of noted London composer/arranger Jeff Christmas, has been presenting a regular subscription concert series in London since 1986. Brassroots’ unique instrumental mix of four trumpets, a horn, four trombones, a tuba and [...]