Northern Lights Awards Gala in Vaughan, ON

It was a magical evening yesterday as 250 women in aviation and their supporters gathered at the Toscana Conference Centre in Vaughan to celebrate together. I was so honoured to be among the award winners (rising star category) alongside such pioneers as astronaut Roberta Bondar. Even those who claimed not to be actual pioneers wereContinue reading “Northern Lights Awards Gala in Vaughan, ON”

Polar Winds lands in Jasper!

Thanks so much to the lovely people in Jasper for bringing me in to do a writing workshop as part of Culture Days – and for hosting my first Polar Winds book launch! The weather was gorgeous, the space and coffee at the SnowDome Coffee Bar were great, and I enjoyed myself a lot. HopefullyContinue reading “Polar Winds lands in Jasper!”

YEG field dedicated to pioneering pilot

This past Sunday I was invited to be on hand for the dedication of Frank Victor Burton Field in Bulyea Heights (Edmonton, Alberta). It was a touching tribute to a local pilot and fun afternoon of model airplane contests, bouncy castle, and food – all organized by the dedicated volunteers of the Brookview Community Association.Continue reading “YEG field dedicated to pioneering pilot”

Want a free review copy of Polar Winds?

Are you a professional reviewer or reader? My publisher, Dundurn Press, recently posted the electronic advanced reader copy on NetGalley. You can request a copy by clicking here. Hope you enjoy it! And of course, if you’d like to post a review or rating to Goodreads, Amazon, or Chapters-Indigo that would be much appreciated!  

Book Tour Part 1: Toronto, Yellowknife, Whitehorse

Polar Winds is set to launch and I’m so excited to hit the road and celebrate with the people who made this book possible (and who want to read it!). I hope you’ll come out and raise a glass with me this fall. The first leg of this self-directed tour brings me to three greatContinue reading “Book Tour Part 1: Toronto, Yellowknife, Whitehorse”

Book Launch and Free Writing Workshop in Jasper, Alberta

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Amazing Aviatrix Vi Milstead Passes Away at 95

Vi Milstead (Warren) in 1946 prior to flying Miss Canada to Washington. Photo Courtesy – CASM CAHS Member # 2490 VI MILSTEAD WARREN, C.M. October 17, 1919 – June 27, 2014 Vi passed gently on June 27 surrounded by caregivers and her good friend Marilyn Dickson. In the background Vera Lynn was singing White CliffsContinue reading “Amazing Aviatrix Vi Milstead Passes Away at 95”