I took a group of people to Greece this past September for a keto trip of a lifetime! I always make friends for life with people who come on my adventures around the world and 2 of my new friends are Vito and Aubrey!
Vito and Aubrey are from Toronto Canada and they own a successful restaurant. Vito is quite the chef and I learned a lot from him when we were in Greece.
Oh and YOU should join me on my next adventure to Italy this June! I also have a trip this September to Croatia! Click HERE to
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In an opportunity to hear from the industry’s best, the RBC small business summit at the University of Lethbridge highlighted innovation from Alberta-made companies.
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Needham presented the world’s first 3D robotics supply chain system to attendees on Friday.
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