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Marg. Bruineman

Marg. Bruineman is an award-winning journalist who focuses on human interest stories

Recent Work by Marg.

PURSUIT: Volleyball remains a focus for Aurora Olympian

PURSUIT: Volleyball remains a focus for Aurora Olympian

As the bronze medallist wrapped up his fourth bout as a CBC Olympics beach volleyball analyst, Mark Heese recalls his experiences and continuing impact of the game on his life, career and family
Mountain bikers carving out trails, fun through local forests

Mountain bikers carving out trails, fun through local forests

'Just being out in fresh air, in the forest, away from the cars, away from the crowds away from the deadlines… it’s such a rejuvenating, enjoyable activity' says York Region enthusiast
Geocachers search Aurora and the world for interesting finds

Geocachers search Aurora and the world for interesting finds

It's easy to get hooked on the outdoor adventure game that will take you to 'beautiful places' you've never seen before, says local enthusiast
LET'S EAT: Ooh la la, Paris is calling about those handmade croissants

LET'S EAT: Ooh la la, Paris is calling about those handmade croissants

'I like things that look good, my philosophy is that it has to also taste good,' says pastry chef and Paris Calling Pastry owner Mona Prasad about her Aurora shop's offerings
PURSUIT: Aurora Bassmasters active in the community and on the water

PURSUIT: Aurora Bassmasters active in the community and on the water

Aurora club was Canada’s first — now there are more than 30 in Ontario, divisions of the U.S. Bass Anglers Sportsman Society — and it attracts both recreational and competitive fishers
Golf industry has opportunities teed up for sport's biggest enthusiasts

Golf industry has opportunities teed up for sport's biggest enthusiasts

'There’s tremendous opportunity for anyone who is super keen and eager to get started at the ground level,' says Barrie Country Club official
Local club inspires 2nd generation to climb the walls

Local club inspires 2nd generation to climb the walls

Climbing walls and gyms, once considered an option for training, have become their own activity believed to eclipse the number of people climbing outdoors
LET'S EAT: Here's why they line up for this gelato in Aurora

LET'S EAT: Here's why they line up for this gelato in Aurora

While Chocolate & Co owner Clayton Dixon had a dream to create truly fine chocolate, his decision to also offer homemade gelato — with flavours that include blueberry lavender, basil, parmesan and, of course, chocolate — has ensured his success
LakeRide challenges cyclists of all levels, all for Southlake

LakeRide challenges cyclists of all levels, all for Southlake

'The distance, the camaraderie, and the cause all represent a great occasion to celebrate a love of riding and to give back to the community for a successful season,' says Spoke O'Motion's Myles Cullen
Woman with rare syndrome brings change to pageant circuit

Woman with rare syndrome brings change to pageant circuit

'I am proud to be the first Canadian to break through the glass ceiling and set a new standard for beauty,' says Andreia Pacheco, who has Okihiro syndrome
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