Chris Munro – A Weekend at Ramona’s
Which Moment Changed Your Life? For me, Chris Munro, everything changed when Ben Nunes and I decided to take music seriously. Before that, music had always been part of my life—I played in bands, picked up different instruments, and spent hours figuring out how songs worked. But there’s a difference between playing music and committing to it. That shift happened when Ben and I started A Weekend at Ramona’s and realized we weren’t just messing around anymore—we were building something real. I’d been involved in music for as long as I could remember. Growing up, I had
Ameer B
From when I first touched a turntable and a mic, I knew I had something different to offer. Music has always been more than just sound to me.It has been my voice, my escape, my therapy. It’s the medium through which I’ve processed emotions, overcome challenges, and connected with others. I never wanted to be boxed into one style or sound. Instead, I made it my mission to master the art of blending genres—seamlessly moving from hip-hop to house, afrobeats to pop, soca to dancehall, and everything in between. My sets aren’t just about playing songs; they’re about
Kay Crerar
The Daydreamer "You’ll need to think more realistically." I was 21 when that phrase hit me like a ton of bricks. It felt as if the floor had given out beneath me, leaving me drawing a blank. I sat across from the doctor, whose only attempt at comfort was sheepishly holding out a box of Kleenex as I wiped away the tears I hadn’t even realized were spilling down my cheeks. We had been discussing how my medical symptoms were affecting my daily tasks and how severely they impacted my ability to keep up with my university
LEINA COMEAU
From rock bottom to resilient: how fitness gave me my life back WHO AM I My name is Leina, and I’m a personal trainer with a background in psychology, blending my passion for women’s mental and physical health. I grew up active—any sport, you name it! My family made sure of it, not just with sports but with endless “functional training” disguised as yard work or sparring with my brothers in and out of karate class. I was always kept on my toes—literally. They toughened me up in ways I didn’t realize I’d need. THE PHYSICAL STRUGGLE At 16,
AKIRA DAWN
Every Path is Meaningful –My Two Careers That Have Nothing to Do with My Two Degrees Be yourself—don’t let the world change you.You are amazing simply because you are who you are right now. The decisions we make at each stage of life hold equal power in shaping who we are today. We are the sole passengers on the ship of growth, and every small victory deserves to be celebrated—no one can take that away. As an immigrant who moved to Canada alone at 18, I never cried over homesickness; instead, I embraced the freedom of being away
