Interviews

Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to organize a fundraiser for the Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation Organization (LSWR) in partnership with Gong Cha. I have been volunteering with this non-profit since June 2025, and I wanted to give back to this organization because they do so much for the wildlife in our community. The fundraiser took quite a bit of planning before it could even happen. I first had to reach out to several people to see if hosting a fundraiser was

Q: Hi! Super excited to be able to have this opportunity! Starting off with the first question, could you tell me how you got into vet school and what your experience with that was? A: Yeah, so I started volunteering at the Thompson horse stables when I was around 10 years old. At the time,I just kind of wanted to spend time with horses, but it really taught me a lot of animal husbandry skills and horse skills. And then I started working at the Thompson vet clinic, since I'm

Farming isn’t just a job–it’s a way of life. For third-generation farmer Doug Taylor, it’s something he’s always known. Living on the farm with his wife, Tracey, and their 8-year-old dog, Lucky, Doug continues the family tradition of organic farming, something they’ve never strayed from. I first met Doug on a sunny winter morning after driving 1 hour from Saskatoon out to his farm, in Kenaston. When I first arrived, I immediately noticed the 3,000 acres of land stretching out