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L’heure des précommandes a sonné ! Pour la première fois en 10 ans, ce ne sont pas des Galaxy Note, mais bien des Galaxy Fold qui font leur entrée dans les annonces d’été de Samsung. Pour les accompagner, une paire de Galaxy Buds 2 et deux Galaxy Watch 4 sont au programme, et le tout est déjà disponible en précommande. Petit résumé des nouveaux indispensables de la rentrée.

NOW Magazine A Toronto ice cream shop that’s for the dogs Scarborough’s Samantha Mok turned her design school project into the online canine dessert business, In Dogs We Trust By Kelsey Adams Walter chows down on ice cream made from a goat’s milk base. Samantha Mok has 300 cups of ice cream in her freezer. It’s full to the brim with dragon fruit, strawberries and cream, mango passionfruit and more. But these delectable flavours aren’t for human consumption. Mok’s pup cups are one of the most popular items at In Dogs We Trust, her online, small-batch gourmet dog treat busi...

Founded by Samantha Mok, the business itself originally started off as part of her design school thesis project. She created branding for an (at the time) fictional business named In Dogs We Trust. From there, everything began to spiral into something wonderful. "I submitted it to a couple design projects and won four or five national awards for it which led to some sponsorship money," Mok told blogTO. "We had so many dog treats for the project I was begging people to take them off my hands." Sitting at home with hundreds of dog treats, an already designed business concept idea, sponsorship...

Hawai‘i Ethnic Pageants Are More Than Just Beauty Contests Ethnic beauty pageants have long been a staple of Hawai‘i’s diverse cultural history. Over the years, though, they’ve had to evolve to fit the changing times. February 10, 2015   Left: Miss O‘ahu Filipina Lovely May Orsino. Right: The 65th Narcissus queen Brittany Lee in Chinatown. Photos: Mark Arbeit     After marveling at Chinese acrobats in Shanghai and walking along the Great Wall of China in Beijing, Brittany Lee went on a side excursion to a small village in the province of Lung Doo that left the biggest impression...

Backlash builds against Toronto business owners who plan to reopen in spite of lockdown Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Nearly 200 small Canadian businesses have now publicly indicated that they'll be reopening their stores, salons, restaurants and other services deemed non-essential on February 11, regardless of any COVID-19 restrictions. Called We Are All Essential, the group describes itself as a "support network" for small Canadian businesses that are currently closed, either partially or fully, by...