SGC Admin: From our inbox to you From True Path Consulting by Traci Trimble. SGC used to hold healing circles in our physical store Serenity, we always found them to be refreshing and indeed healing… Like minded folk getting together in a positive, happy and safe environment…. check out this latest healing circle being offered and led by Traci Trimble
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SGC Admin: From our inbox to you From Blue Rodeo… :)
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SGC From our inbox to you From Living Libations… Special on until the end of August…
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 We are thrilled to welcome White Cypress Leaf Oil straight from the wild Australian outback. Lemony-fresh and oh-so-uplifting, this energizing oil is an activating addition to your salt inhaler, diffuser, healing balms, cleaning supplies, or for use as fresh forest cologne. White Cypress Leaf Oil has been historically used for its antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties, which make it a TLC treatment for chest colds, congestion, and skin conditions…..More (To view in our Canada Store click here.) |
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Living Libations Feverfew Essential Oil harnesses the pure plant power of Tanacetum parthenium, a green shrub that boasts bright, daisy-like flowers with whimsical yellow centers.
The oil obtained from this plant is one of the best-known natural remedies for frequent migraine headaches, and has been studied in a variety of clinical trials by some of the top medical institutions in the world. But Feverfew Essential Oil is not just for migraine sufferers!….More (To view in our Canada Store click here.)
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Living Libations Boronia Absolute is a delicious, delectable fragrance experience distilled from the petals of the Australian Boronia shrub. Meek and unassuming at just a meter high, this shrub bursts with art-deco like flowers: a purple-brown on the outside, bursting with vibrant yellow on the inside. The petals form a cup shape meant to welcome pollinators, while the complex, fruity, floral aroma of the flower’s oil leaves bees no choice but to enter the sacred petal folds…… More (To view in our Canada Store click here.)
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House of CITRINE
Interview with Nadine Artemis
“Magical” only begins to explain the depth in which Nadine Artemis lives, where her unique perception and alchemical touches are honed to usher in some of the earth’s most vibrant and special offerings. Her self-care line Living Libations, handcrafted by she and her husband Ron, gives a powerful voice and vision to holistic skin and oral care. Nadine’s formulas for oils, chocolate, and self-care essentials have an origin as pure and natural as the spirit with which they’re created. Her work is inspired by her lakeside sanctuary in Canada, where the omnipresence of nature forms the alliances smoothed between person and plant and a perfect habitat for co-creation. Nadine and Ron, her partner and Chocolate Yoga guru, are honorbound to sharing their abundances of knowledge through their botanical channel, dedicated to serving the highest health to all who care to embark. We know you’ll enjoy our introduction to the arts and graces of Nadine, Ron, their son Leif, and their Joshua Tree family getaway…….Read Article
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SGC Admin: From our inbox to you, From CAA re: changes to Ontario Road Rules … begins September 1 2015
Over the past year we’ve shared a number of updates regarding upcoming changes to Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act, namely around expanded penalties for distracted driving, adding tow trucks to the existing Slow Down Move Over legislation, and new safety measures for cycling.
All three of these issues were key subjects in Bill 31, also known as the Making Ontario’s Roads Safer Act which passed in June 2015. CAA has long advocated for many items within the bill, namely stronger penalties for distracted driving and for the added protection of tow trucks drivers while working on Ontario’s roads. We are pleased that these changes are slated to come into effect on Tuesday, September 1, 2015.
Earlier this summer, CAA launched a campaign to help educate its members, and all road users, entitled Heads Up! The goal of the campaign is to raise awareness and educate drivers about new laws and regulations following the passing of the Making Ontario’s Roads Safer Act. The website provides safety tips and details about the changes in legislation. A series of radio and transit advertisements also highlight the new rules.
CAA officially launched Heads Up! at an event on July 27, where we were joined by representatives from the Ontario Provincial Police, Toronto Police Service, and York Regional Police, along with Ontario’s Minister of Transportation, the Hon. Steven Del Duca.
SGC From our Inbox to You .. From SomofUs Re: Shell proposal to dig off of Nova Scotia… without having to cap a blow out for 3 weeks…. ?? The rest of the article can be found by clicking on the link… there is also a petition available for signage..
This is Shell’s dream. The Canadian government just gave it permission to drill for oil off Nova Scotia’s cost — and the company doesn’t need to cap an oil blowout for 21 days.
Are they kidding? Shell will be allowed to freely spill oil into the ocean for three weeks — potentially wreaking environmental havoc on Nova Scotia’samazing marine life, major fishing grounds, coastal communities and the Sable Island National Park Reserve, the world’s largest breeding colony of grey seals.
And it’s all so Shell can save a few bucks by not having to keep safety equipment nearby.
The U.S. requires oil companies to cap blowouts within 24 hours. Canada is giving Shell three weeks to bring equipment in from Norway after a blowout happens — 5,000 kilometres away. Please Click here to read the rest of this article.
The SumOfUs community has stood up to Big Oil’s destruction of the environment, and we’ve had a major impact. Hundreds of thousands of us came together to stop Shell from drilling in the Arctic, and to demand that Chevron pay for its crimes in the Amazon. Now, let’s stand together to keep Shell out of Nova Scotia.
