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Ashley Forsey, founder of Dipped Cafe in Grand Bank, Newfoundland, shares the story behind building her Canadian Choice Award-winning cafe from a small home kitchen dream. From chocolate-dipped strawberries to a thriving community hub, Ashley reflects on entrepreneurship, creativity, and the importance of supporting local while creating a welcoming space rooted in kindness, resilience, and Canadian pride.

Comets Crew covers “Springs Into Spring,” a community fundraiser in Edmonton hosted by Healthy Aligned Living. The event brought youth and seniors together through comedy, guest speakers, games, and shared experiences, highlighting the importance of connection, mental health awareness, and community support. Featuring local voices and real moments, this recap captures the energy and impact of a meaningful Edmonton event.

Michelle Tran, founder of Meraki Beauty Bar in Burnaby, BC, shares her journey from working in finance to building a beauty business rooted in confidence, creativity, and community. In this Comets Crew feature, she reflects on the meaning behind Meraki, the emotional impact beauty services can have on clients, and how her work continues to support both personal transformation and professional growth within the Canadian beauty industry.

Dylan Cobbs, known as Denver Haze, is an Edmonton-based artist whose music is rooted in honesty, emotion, and personal growth. Originally from Sudbury, Ontario, his journey into music began in high school freestyling with friends before evolving into a deeper creative outlet. Inspired by artists like Mac Miller, Denver Haze creates music that reflects real experiences, resilience, and vulnerability while connecting with listeners through authentic storytelling and powerful em

Pooky G is an award-winning Indigenous hip hop artist, actress, radio host, and community leader from Edmonton, Alberta. Raised in Treaty 6 territory, she has built a powerful career in music and entertainment while staying deeply connected to her culture. From winning Best Hip Hop Album at the International Indigenous Hip Hop Awards to appearing in the thriller film Abducted on APTN Lumi, Pooky G continues to inspire audiences across Canada through her creativity, resilience

Jasmine King is a Calgary-based filmmaker and founder of KingPin Media, a production house focused on cinematic, emotionally driven storytelling. Born in Nova Scotia and raised in Alberta, her creative journey spans photography, writing, dance, and film. Passionate about elevating Canadian talent, Jasmine creates music videos and visual projects rooted in authenticity, collaboration, and intention — with a vision to strengthen Canada’s presence in the global film industry.

Music found TWIG early, sparked by moments in the backseat of his dad’s car and shaped through years of growth, discipline, and self-reflection. From overcoming personal challenges to refining his sound with intention and substance, his journey reflects a shift from pure fun to purposeful creation. Grounded in community and driven by self-belief, TWIG continues building a life and sound rooted in honesty, resilience, and forward motion.

Raised in Jane and Finch, Toronto’s I AM KHANTRA has been shaping his voice since the mid-1990s. A first-generation Canadian of Guyanese descent, his journey into music began naturally — freestyling on corners, absorbing the sounds of hip-hop’s greats, and turning hardship into purpose. For Khantra, music isn’t about charts; it’s about impact, truth, and giving back to the culture that raised him.

The tour arrived in Toronto on November 9, landing at The Raven for a night that felt dense, loud, and unapologetically direct. The room carried weight before the first bar was delivered — a city that knows hip-hop well, packed into a space that demanded full presence from everyone inside it. Toronto didn’t ease into the night. From the opening moments, the energy moved fast and stayed aggressive in the best way — sharp reactions, hands up early, voices ready. This stop wasn’

Vancouver-based brostep DJ and producer SHMING blends high-intensity bass music with a background in acting, storytelling, and technical precision. From underground lockdown sets to headline shows and major festival ambitions, her journey is fueled by performance, discipline, and unapologetic energy. In this interview, SHMING opens up about her creative evolution, the Canadian bass scene, and why believing in your sound matters more than ever.

Midwest Havoc transformed Vern’s Tavern into a focused, high-energy space for battle rap, running from late afternoon into the night with intention and momentum. Rather than spectacle, the event centered on delivery, presence, and crowd engagement, creating an atmosphere where every reaction mattered. From the opening battles to the main event, the room stayed locked in — a clear reminder of how strong the scene is when given the space to breathe.

Travis Omen is a Calgary-based rapper, creative, and founder of Truability whose journey began with elementary school performances and a $15 RadioShack mic. From selling burned CDs out of duffle bags to touring Western Canada and collaborating with hip-hop legends, his path has been rooted in authenticity, community, and craft. Whether on stage, behind the camera, or building with longtime collaborators, Travis continues to represent Alberta with honesty, grit, and passion.

The tour reached Guelph on November 8, settling into Shine for a night defined by proximity and presence. The room was tight, the energy immediate, and every word carried weight. Artists moved confidently through the space, leaning into direct crowd interaction and real-time reactions. Behind the lens, this stop was about patience and precision, capturing moments as they unfolded naturally. Where other cities amplified scale, Guelph sharpened focus — a controlled, connected c

Ephram Peters is a Calgary-based musician whose sound is shaped by a deep musical upbringing and a strong foundation in classical piano and jazz. Influenced by artists like Stevie Wonder, Prince, and Michael Jackson, his work blends technical skill with emotional honesty. Alongside his solo projects, he is also the lead singer of the punk band Tuesday Uprising, showing a versatility that reflects both discipline and creative freedom.

Doh-Ski is an artist driven by authenticity, resilience, and a deep respect for the craft. In this Comets Crew interview, he opens up about his journey through Canadian hip hop, the realities of building independently, and the mindset required to stay consistent in an industry that rarely offers shortcuts. From creative growth to personal discipline, Doh-Ski speaks candidly about the grind behind the music and what keeps him pushing forward.

From Alberta competitions to international open-fire events, Grilling With Short is carving out a name in the Canadian BBQ scene through passion, consistency, and community. In this interview, Short shares how his journey began at Barbecues Galore, what competing in KCBS events has taught him, and why representing Canadian flavours on global stages matters. From Cowboys Cookoff wins to life-changing experiences in Texas, this conversation dives into growth, mentorship, and wh

DEFFINE represents clarity, self-identity, and intention in motion. It reflects the mindset of showing up with purpose, standing firm in who you are, and building forward without relying on validation. Rooted in discipline, resilience, and creative expression, DEFFINE speaks to those who move independently and define success on their own terms. It is not about trends or noise, but about alignment, consistency, and doing the work when no one is watching.

The tour moved into Saskatoon on October 19, landing at The Capitol for one of the loudest and most interactive crowds of the run. The venue filled fast, and from the first beat, the room responded with nonstop energy. Call-and-response moments hit hard, reactions came instantly, and the momentum never dipped. From behind the lens, it was a night defined by movement, volume, and a crowd that pushed the performance forward in real time.

Extreme athlete and performer Harry White, known as Legendharry, is redefining action sports through extreme pogo and live entertainment. Based in Orillia, Ontario, Harry leads an Xpogo stunt team that blends high-impact athleticism with crowd-driven performance. In this interview, he shares his journey, discipline, and what it takes to build a career in a niche sport while pushing physical limits and inspiring audiences.

The run continued into Calgary on October 17, landing at Pinbar for a sold-out night that brought the energy in close from the start. With the room filled wall to wall, the crowd stayed fully engaged, feeding momentum back toward the stage in real time. Low ceilings, shifting light, and constant movement made this stop a test of instinct behind the lens — focused not on perfection, but on preserving the feeling as honestly as possible during the RA the Rugged Man Canadian Tou