For One8tea, music is more than entertainment. It is testimony, therapy, advocacy and a bridge to people who may feel unseen. Known off stage as Teah Bailey, One8tea has become one of Atlantic Canada’s most distinctive voices in hip-hop. His music carries the rhythm and honesty of lived experience, addressing struggle, faith, identity, recovery and...
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Canada-based journalist Adewale Ajayi named among global sports professionals as Nigeria expands search for diaspora talent.
The National Sports Commission (NSC) has inaugurated a high-level Diaspora Talent Discovery Committee, bringing together an accomplished group of Nigerian sports professionals, administrators, journalists, and stakeholders from across the world to strengthen talent identification and engagement beyond the nation’s borders. Among the notable names announced is Canada-based journalist Adewale Ajayi, whose appointment has drawn attention as a strong signal...
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Doing More With Less Is a Leadership Test, Not a Team Mandate -Christina Adderley
How Non-Profit Leaders Protect Teams and Impact When Resources Are Tight While the post-COVID era has intensified economic pressure, many of today’s challenges did not begin with the pandemic. Across Canada, organizations are facing a compounding reality: demand for services is rising faster than funding, staffing, and flexible dollars can keep up. For many leaders,...
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360 Event Tickets Officially Launches, Transforming Event Management in Canada
When it comes to planning events, most organizers will tell you the same thing: the ticketing process is often the hardest part. Complicated platforms, hidden fees, and outdated paper systems have long frustrated communities, schools, churches, and even professional event planners. For Olumide Ojo, this struggle was all too familiar. After years of seeing organizers...
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Devine Levine-Kpai: A Journey Through Art, Leadership, and Identity
My name is Devine Levine-Kpai. As a recent graduate of Mount Allison University—where I earned a B.A. in Art History, with minors in Photography, Fine Arts, and Museum & Curatorial Studies—I now have the honor of serving as President of the African Students’ Association (ASA). Born in Nigeria, I spent my teenage years immersed in...
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Why do mortgage pre-payment penalties rise as rates fall? And why some borrowers are still breaking their mortgage early – Keji Allo
With fixed mortgage rates trending lower in recent weeks, some homeowners are starting to wonder if it’s worth breaking their mortgage to lock in a better deal, and we’re reviewing the potential savings with more and more homeowners. But before making any moves, there’s one important thing to understand: your prepayment penalty could be higher...
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Exclusive Interview with Ron Gaudet – the CEO of Magma
In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Ron Gaudet, the visionary CEO of Magma, one of the most innovative and dynamic companies in settlement sector in the Southeast Regional Area in providing holistic settlement services and setting the foundations to true integration of newcomers in the region. Join us as we dive deep into the story behind Magma’s success, its groundbreaking initiatives, and the leadership principles that drive its growth.
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“A Vision of Beauty, Diversity, and Unity: The Inspiring Story Behind Miss & Mister Greater Moncton”
From Ivory Coast to Greater Moncton: A Journey of Purpose Serge Zably’s journey began in Ivory Coast, where dreams of education, growth, and community service took root. In 2014, Serge made the bold decision to leave his homeland and pursue his studies at the University of Moncton in Canada—a move that would not only shape...