Roberta L. Jamieson has spent decades advocating for Canada's indigenous community - and she has no plans to slow down.

Ms. Chatelaine: Roberta L. Jamieson

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Ms. Chatelaine

Space really is the final frontier for Calgary-born, boundary-breaking rocket scientist Natalie Panek.

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Winnipeg visual artist Sarah Anne Johnson is inspired by everything from music festivals to 1950s CIA mind-control experiments.

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<p>The Editorial Team of Chatelaine magazine.</p>

How Tracy Moore, reporter, community activist and face of Cityline, learned to stop worrying and love the bright lights of lifestyle television

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B.C.-based Claudia Li is helping preserve Chinese tradition through grandmother-led cooking lessons and raucous mah-jong nights.

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