Have you fallen into a routine of drudgery? Do you feel stuck there? You’re not alone. If we’re honest, many of us will admit that we’re kind of going through the motions—work, home, eat, TV, sleep, repeat—and living by default instead of design. Life isn’t bad; it’s just dull. Uninspired. Actually (and ironically), a bit lifeless. We shouldn’t
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Book Reviews
Things I Only Tell My Friends
on March 16th, 2019
The “And Then It Happened Moments” That Determined My Life By the end of this light hearted, witty book “Things I Only Tell My Friends” you’ll feel like you’ve chatted with your best friend, mentoring you through the stories she tells and the lessons she has learned. The author shares her own powerful and thoughtful
Summoned at Midnight: A Story of Race and the Last Military Executions at Fort Leavenworth
on February 11th, 2019
A lost history of racial discrimination in America’s capital punishment system revealed by 17 lives lived in the Fort Leavenworth military prison Between 1955 and 1961, 17 condemned soldiers—8 white, 9 black—lived together on death row at Fort Leavenworth military prison. All 8 of the white soldiers were eventually paroled and returned to their families,
Your Journey To Living Empowered
on February 10th, 2019
Grow as much as you want Create as much money as you dream and Step into your personal power with confidence. Fill your GAP-Growth, Abundance, and Power today! Are you spinning circles and getting nowhere? Do you feel stuck in your dream by hidden hurt and pain? Uncovering your ache and trauma, though a challenging
The Afro News Vancouver The ever changing world of technology and the digital formats used for reading has not stopped this vibrant young Mom / Entrepreneur from emerging her love of reading books into owning her own book shop. Not just any book shop but one that is completely mobile and licenced to park in
EVERYONE… BUT THE PEOPLE -the story of the People and Jordan Bateman versus Translink
on February 25th, 2016
If you live in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, you no doubt remember the proposed tax presented to the public on behalf of Translink. The tax was presented as the best means to fund public transit expansion and improvement. You no doubt also recall that the public outcry was great, as Translink is an
Black Inventors, Crafting Over 200 Years of Success
on November 20th, 2015
So Blacks Can Invent? Is a groundbreaking book that highlights the inventions by people of African descent globally. Written by Keith C. Holmes, an American who painstakingly spent over twenty years researching and gathering information on thousands of inventions by Black people from the years 1769 to 2007, the book is an inspiring must read
Knowledge leads to Action, and Actions are Powerful
on November 7th, 2015
My Book for Youth on Women, Peace and Security A new generation brings with them new hopes and new ideals. What better way to explain the recent election in Canada than the increase in young people’s investment in the outcome? You volunteered, campaigned, and voted, and showed that you are not apathetic or disengaged. When
Diary of my Pilgrimage of Faith :Tecla Tawonezvi’s
on July 24th, 2015
2015 SAGE Award Recipient – Literature Category Tecla Tawonezvi’s evocative and colorful memoir – Diary of my Pilgrimage of Faith is a fascinating tale that covers her own sojourns over the last decade or more, from growing up in the war torn South Africa and Zimbabwe, to her emigration to the strikingly different environs of
CMHC Nudging More Aggressively into Housing Market
The risk of housing price declines piles onto the risk CMHC already takes on when insuring mortgages Canada’s federal government will soon participate in the property bubble in a direct, equity-owning way through its new First-Time Home Buyer Incentive. But the merits of the program are questionable. Since the end of the Second World War,