Redwood Performance Group

2026 has been a year of significant loss in entertainment and storytelling, reminding us of the lasting value of art and the stories we share. It also reminds us to stay curious, keep learning, and appreciate the ideas and creativity that help us see the world differently.

is important to a country with more lakes than any other. This vital resource maintains biodiversity for plants and wildlife. Protecting lakes from begins with understanding their role in maintaining biodiversity and resilience.

gave us more than unforgettable songs. Through Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, she put books in the hands of children worldwide, including in Canada, giving millions the chance to discover the joy of reading and imagining a better future. As lovers of music and , we will always love you.

The world of “one and done” learning is gone. The new standard is continuous at the speed of technological and workplace change. now rank among the top three foundations of a strong learning culture.

At Redwood, storytelling is at the heart of what we do.

Stories have been part of the human experience since the beginning. They help us learn, remember, make sense of the world around us, and build meaningful connections with one another.

As an eLearning company, we see storytelling as more than a way to make learning engaging. When learners can see themselves in a story, connect with it emotionally, and relate it to their own experiences, the learning becomes more meaningful and more likely to stick.

Great learning doesn't just share information. It creates a connection.

Happy Friday! 🎡

The Canadian National Exhibition is here, and with it comes that familiar feeling that summer is beginning to wind down. The days are getting a little shorter, but there’s still time to make the most of it.

For generations of Torontonians, the Ex has been part of the rhythm of summer. The rides, the midway, the food, the air show, and, most importantly, the memories we make along the way.

Some traditions have a way of bringing a city together year after year. The is certainly one of them.

So, before summer slips away, !

Mosquito habitats are spreading, as are the risks of West Nile virus, Eastern equine encephalitis, and other mosquito-borne diseases. Recently, students worked with Canada’s National Microbiology Lab to monitor mosquitoes, and Healthy Canadians helps track what’s changing.

Knowledge is protection!

Nova Scotian Willard Boyle was homeschooled by his mother. He credited her Socratic-style questioning for his curiosity, which would lead to his co-invention of the CCD image sensor. He shared the 2009 Nobel Prize in Physics for that breakthrough.

From pioneering and mRNA technologies to developing new ways to pull carbon from the atmosphere, Canadian ideas are helping to solve some of the world’s biggest challenges.

August is a good time to pause and reflect on the different seasons we move through in life.

Growth does not always look the way we expect it to, and everyone’s journey unfolds differently. A little patience, compassion and grace can go a long way, both for ourselves and for those around us.