Travelling through the District, I’ve learned about the many different ways Rotary contributes to communities. This month, I attended three very different events focusing on change. I spoke at the Youth Nuclear Summit at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights,
Meet Katrina Casulla, the Makerspace coordinator, who introduced me to an incredible project using Rotary-donated 3D printers to create custom components for adaptive toys. These toys are designed to be safe and easy to use for kids with disabilities, and
In October, I had the pleasure of visiting a few Rotary Clubs, and it was inspiring to see the breadth and impact of Rotary’s work! At the Rotary Club of Brandon and the Brandon Sunset Club, we explored the Book
Meet Navreet, a member of the University of Winnipeg Rotaract club. She and I joined 40 other Rotarians and friends to build beds for kids in need. Spearheaded by the Rotary Club of Winnipeg, several clubs partnered with Sleep in
The Magical Mystery Tour has been making its way through Saskatchewan, learning about the great work done by clubs in the province and meeting some outstanding Rotarians. At a multi-club barbeque in Regina, I chatted with Joanna Alexander. Quick to