The theme of our first meeting of the new year was “your best self,” modelled after Indigo Books‘ own focus entering 2017. Continue reading
The theme of our first meeting of the new year was “your best self,” modelled after Indigo Books‘ own focus entering 2017. Continue reading
I honestly can’t remember the first time I met Catriona Smart. It must’ve been at a Nike Training Club sesh 3 years ago now. Yet though our paths crossed quite a bit over the years, it wasn’t until around this time last year that I plucked up the courage to ask her to grab a coffee with me. Continue reading
The topic of millennials is a hot one for many reasons, especially when it comes to consumer culture. This generation is undeniably changing the face of the product and service industry. Of course, the accessibility of technology and information plays an equally important role. Continue reading
Happy National Read a Book Day, fellow book lovers! It’s only appropriate that we finally share our first Lit Squad video today. Continue reading
Let’s not kid ourselves, joining a book club is as much about the experience as it is discussing books. Continue reading
One of my favorite things about travelling in Spain is the food — and the experience that comes with it. Continue reading
Just over two weeks ago, I was lucky enough to check out the first collaboration between Lululemon and the 2016 Canadian Beach Volleyball Team for this year’s Olympic Games. Sufficed to say, I want every piece in each colorway — including the menswear. Continue reading
I don’t know what had me moving more, the fiesty Latino music or the delicious morsels being served out of Chef Steve Gonzalez’s new food truck. Continue reading
Sit at a restaurant, coffee shop or any place with food and drink long enough and you’re bound to witness a group of millennials standing around a table shifting plates, artfully arranging sunglasses and snapping photos of whatever they ordered. Continue reading
I’ve been to Mexico before, but it was only after visiting Mexico City that I truly began to appreciate everything the culture had to offer. Continue reading