#farewell

#farewell

I can't begin to list them all, but I do need to thank the crew that held the ring with me these last few hard months. Tinbete Ermyas, Libby Franklin, Monica Bushman, Laura Lee, A.D. Quig, Jessica Reedy, Priska Neely, our editor Sarah Handel, director Gwen Outen, senior producer Scott Cameron, senior supervising producer Carline Watson. And we do not get on or off the air without our techs.

If I were dying Thursday, this might be the last smoke bush I see. Its red hair on fire.

"Toronto, Canada. I love you. The country that welcomed me. The city that became home. This bond we share will last forever."

Brett Collier, operations director at NEOS Hospitality, stated, "PRYZM has always been more than just a nightclub. It's been a cultural hub and a rite of passage a place where a generation made unforgettable memories."

"I was standing up for myself, it was never about anybody else. My dad passed 20 years ago but he always taught me that you never get your point across when you shout."

"This store is as old as my children. My daughter grew up here. This place is home."

We keep it moving, hustling with the changes, thinking outside the margins. Saying farewell to venues calling it quits and acknowledging local labels and artists on the rise.

Lindy Lou's Vintage Tea Room will serve its final customers on Saturday, June 7, marking the end of what the team described as an adventure filled with gratitude and personal growth.

Kory reflects that her time running a small food business, despite its joys, has grown physically and mentally taxing, signaling it's time for a change.