Okay, somebody said something to me recently that I haven’t stopped thinking about.

We were having a conversation about raising capital and building regeneratively, two things I have been thinking about and informing my life lately—and they said,

“Oh, love that you’re Canadian. You already think more regeneratively.”

At first, I laughed. And then I paused. Because… huh?

Moving from Toronto to Los Angeles wasn’t just about swapping snow boots for sandals. It meant rethinking almost everything I knew about daily life. One week I was bundling up for preschool drop-off in a parka, and the next I was Googling the best sunscreen options for the February sun.

This Women’s History Month, let’s celebrate these inspiring Canadian trailblazers, who are proving that success knows no borders!

This Women’s History Month, let’s celebrate these inspiring Canadian trailblazers, who are proving that success knows no borders!

Candace Frazee, originally from Port Credit/Mississauga, Ontario, found her way to Pasadena, California, after marrying Steve Lubanski. What began as a heartfelt exchange between the couple—calling each other “Honey Bunny” and gifting bunny-themed treasures daily—blossomed into a remarkable collection. Together, they brought to life The Bunny Museum, a charming and enchanting haven dedicated entirely to rabbits, which first welcomed visitors in 1998.