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Some people like to sleep in on a Sunday morning, but not Kenny Rawlins. By 5am he’s at work, preparing codfish breakfast at the Ex-Artillerymen’s Association in Hamilton. It’s a sacrifice he willingly makes. He’s run Kenny’s Catering out of the Vi...

Kim McIvor loved sports as a child. There wasn’t much else going on in rural Hubbards, Nova Scotia. Her life hasn’t changed much since she moved here in 2009. It isn’t unusual for the 37-year-old to be cycling at 5am; she’s also proud to have two Ir...

Vinzie Zuill believes you’re never too young for football.She bought one for her 20-month-old son, Desani, when he was still in the womb.“I was back on the football pitch five days after he was born,” said the 33-year-old. “As soon as I came out of t...

Most people would be asking ‘why me’ after being hit by three life-threatening illnesses. Not Susan van Riel. The Hamilton Parish resident was diagnosed with rheumatic fever at 13, failing heart valves at 41 and, at 58, chronic lymphocytic leukaemia....

John Dale’s deep voice can bring a room to a standstill — he loves to sing. The retired Bermuda police inspector just stood up in a pub one day and started belting out popular tunes. “People did things like that in those days,” said the 67-year-old, ...

Horses, guns, cowboys — Kalilah Robinson’s film project had all the ingredients for a great western. There were just two things it lacked, time and money. When she started filming in February 2016, she had a budget of just $40,000 and ten months to ...

An avocado tree grows in the centre of Kevin Santucci’s neighbourhood. He planted it there years ago as a gift to his Warwick neighbours. “I told the neighbours it’s yours,” said the 55-year-old. “Take what you’d like to eat.” The Seventh-day Adven...

Keema Perry believes in helping people to find their power. She ran a part-time business, hawking her home-made beauty products, until she came across a website for self-help guru Lisa Nichols two years ago. It changed her life. “She kept using the w...

Marie Tucker grew up on King Street, in the same spot the fire station sits today. Life in that part of town wasn’t so exciting in 1947. The then 16-year-old started a summer camp for kids in her backyard because she was bored. “I think I’ve always l...

At an age when most people think about retiring, Carol Ferris had to learn how to use a keyboard. Giving an injection or operating a hyperbaric chamber was more her style; she’d trained as a physician nearly 40 years prior. “Typing my novel was a two...