WNMU Interdisciplinary Studies Major Combines Welding, Art and Business - Western New Mexico University

NorthSince 2018, the Red Fish Art Studio in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, has been a second home for at-risk youth in the community, where they are trained in welding and put to work making signs and artworks out of scrap metal. The Red Fish Art Studio in Cambridge Bay offers youth apprenticeship and guidance for everyday lifeCBC News · Posted: May 16, 2026 6:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: May 16Listen to this articleEstimated 5 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. The crew of artists at the Red Fish Art Studio in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, pose for a photo. The studio has been providing a second home to at-risk youth for six years, offering training in trades and an opportunity to make art. (Allister McCreadie)In Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, every sign has a story. Since 2018, the Red Fish Art Studio has been a second home for at-risk youth in the community, where they are trained in welding and put to work making signs and artworks out of scrap metal.

OttawaDi Rienzo Grocery & Deli in Ottawa's Little Italy is for sale. After decades spent serving up sandwiches and pasta, the owner says it is time to step away. Owner says after 54 years in business, now is the right time to retireCBC News · Posted: Oct 23, 2026 12:05 PM EDT | Last Updated: 1 hour agoListen to this articleEstimated 2 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Di Rienzo's deli in Ottawa's Little Italy is listed for sale. (Joseph Tunney/CBC)Di Rienzo Grocery & Deli in Ottawa's Little Italy is for sale. After decades spent serving up sandwiches and pasta, the owner says it is time to step away. "We have decided that it was time, after 54 years, because otherwise you say, 'OK, we'll do it this year, we'll do it another year, we'll do it another year.' I think this is time," said owner Paolo Di Rienzo. The shop has been a fixture on Beech Street since the early 1970s, known for its widely popular sandwiches.

Open this photo in gallery:Matt, 53, has achieved his goal of retiring early with a comfortable lifestyle and his wife Mary, 50, would like to join him soon. Galit Rodan/The Globe and MailAt 53 years old, Matt has achieved his goal of retiring early with a comfortable lifestyle. His wife Mary, who is 50, would like to join him before year end. She’ll be leaving behind a technical consulting job paying $148,000 a year. The couple have a mortgage-free house valued at $2.7-million in the Greater Toronto Area and three children aged 19, 16 and 15. They have about $1.4-million in personal investments, all held in registered accounts, and Matt has another $289,000 in his corporation. In addition, Matt owns several properties in Florida worth $3.5-million gross, with $885,000 of associated debt. The properties generate positive cash flow. He also gets $57,600 a year in investment income. Their goals include paying for their children’s higher education, giving the children $100,000 each toward a home purchase, travelling and maybe buying a cottage. They ask if they can maintain their standard of living if Mary retires now.

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