Megan McNeil – Will to Survive – Official Video

Megan McNeil knows what it’s like to battle childhood cancer. She wrote a song to help others through their adversity, especially kids battling cancer.

BCCCPA – Dan Mornar

Dan Mornar knows more about childhood cancer than anyone should have to. He is one of the founders of BCCCPA, an organization run by and for families of kids battling cancer which provides financial aid to childhood cancer families.

Meet James, through the eyes of Cameron

No eight year old should have to bury a friend. Cameron remembers his best friend, James Birrell, who died from neuroblastoma, a childhood cancer.

Tyson Jerry and Cloe Whittaker – an interview

Tyson Jerry and Cloe Whittaker had a passion, a goal — and now they have a world record!

Putting a Face on Calgary’s Past

Alberta Champions Society unveils first “Field of Fame” Calgary, AB – On May 20th, the  Alberta Champions Society unveiled six monuments to pay posthumous tribute to some of the greatest Albertans who ever lived, five prominent men and one woman, who helped shape our city, our province and our nation. The unveiling is set for [...]

Driven to Sustain

Two idealists, one green van, and a world record fueled by french fries. Oh, and national media in both Canada and the US, along with dozens of stories in local markets coast to coast.

Sandy Naiman

Sandy Naiman Sandy Naiman is a writer, a blogger, a broadcaster, a teacher, and an inspiration to those who are working towards creating a more just society. Sandy Naiman is an advocate for those living with mental illnesses, and is, herself, in recovery. She won the Courage to Come Back Award in 1998. Sandy Naiman [...]

The Noronic – A Toronto Disaster

Six decades on, the fire on board The Noronic remains the Toronto disaster with the most loss of life in history. Ronald Anderson, a hero of the day, is one of the last survivors.

Why we give back – Driven to Sustain

Cloe Whittaker and Tyson Jerry of Driven to Sustain We at Babble On Communications consider ourselves wildly privileged to work on the caliber of projects we do. We express our gratitude to the universe through the donation of a substantial amount of services to organizations we believe could use our help. We also lend a [...]

Alice Jamieson and Jamieson Place

Jamieson Place I am unlikely to have anything named after me. And I’m okay with that. My great, great grandmother, Alice Jamieson, however, is a different story. And what a story she is. Alice Jamieson, my mother’s mother’s mother’s mother, was an Alberta feminist who was appointed a magistrate in the juvenile court in 1914, [...]

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