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Legacy Projects You Can Start Today
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Legacy Projects You Can Start Today

When people think about legacy, they often imagine something distant, something that happens later in life, after major milestones are complete. In reality, creating a legacy is not a future event. It’s an ongoing process shaped by everyday choices, shared values, and intentional actions. The most meaningful legacies aren’t built…
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How to Create a Family Legacy Plan for the New Year
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How to Create a Family Legacy Plan for the New Year

The start of a new year is the perfect time to reflect on what truly matters and how your decisions today will shape generations to come. Family legacy planning is more than estate documents or finances; it’s about intentionally defining your values, preserving your story, and ensuring continuity for your…
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An Introduction to Estate Planning with Akash Purewal from Bennett Jones

Estate planning is often seen as something you do “later” when you’ve built wealth, bought property, or reached a certain age. But as Akash Purewal of Bennett Jones reminds us, every Canadian already has an estate: the sum of your assets, your responsibilities, and, increasingly, your digital life. Planning early isn’t just about distributing wealth;…
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From Photos to Stories Preserving Context
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From Photos to Stories: Preserving Context

Photos have become the most common way we capture life. A quick snapshot can freeze a smile, a milestone, or a fleeting moment. But without context, a photo is just pixels on a screen; its meaning fades as time passes. This is where photo storytelling becomes essential. By adding words,…
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How to Preserve Family Memories Beyond the Cloud
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How to Preserve Family Memories Beyond the Cloud

Every photo, message, and video seems to live in “the cloud,” and it’s easy to assume our memories are safe forever. Yet, cloud storage can be surprisingly fragile, subject to lost passwords, expired accounts, or even disappearing data. For families who value connection and heritage, preserving memories goes beyond simple…
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How to Interview a Loved One About Their Life
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How to Interview a Loved One About Their Life

Every family has a story worth preserving, yet too often those stories fade with time. Interviewing a loved one about their life is one of the most meaningful ways to capture family history and ensure wisdom, memories, and values are passed on to future generations. Whether you want to record…
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Questions to Ask Before It’s Too Late
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Questions to Ask Before It’s Too Late

Because the conversations we avoid often become the ones we regret most. We think we’ll always have more time. More dinners together. More visits. More chances to ask the questions that matter. But life has a way of reminding us that time isn’t promised. The truth is, our parents, grandparents,…
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From Photos to Stories Preserving Context
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From Photos to Stories: Preserving Context

Photos have become the most common way we capture life. A quick snapshot can freeze a smile, a milestone, or a fleeting moment. But without context, a photo is just pixels on a screen; its meaning fades as time passes. This is where photo storytelling becomes essential. By adding words,…
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3 Simple Ways to Start Recording Family Stories
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3 Simple Ways to Start Recording Family Stories

Every family carries a treasure chest of stories; moments of joy, resilience, and wisdom passed down through generations. Yet too often, these stories fade with time, left unrecorded or buried in boxes and digital clutter. Preserving family stories isn’t just about nostalgia; it’s about creating a legacy that future generations…
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How to Declutter Your Digital Life Without Losing Meaning
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How to Declutter Your Digital Life Without Losing Meaning

Because your story isn’t meant to be buried in screenshots and storage limits. Thousands of photos. Dozens of folders. Scattered voice notes, half-finished messages, random screenshots. We’re saving everything, but remembering nothing. Digital clutter is real, and it makes it harder to find, relive, and pass down the memories that matter…
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