LuckeLife

02/05/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month.

And for many women and mothers…
this is the time of year when the pressure quietly starts to build.

School ending.
Summer approaching.
Schedules shifting.
More responsibility, not less.

Self-care isn’t always bubble baths and time away.

Sometimes it looks like:

pausing
breathing
getting support
learning how to steady yourself in the middle of it all

That’s why I created Steady Ground.

A one-day, in-person space in Langley for women who are feeling overwhelmed and want practical tools to feel more calm, clear, and steady in everyday life.

Saturday, May 30

If this speaks to you, you’re welcome to reach out and see if it feels right.

Limited spots available.

02/05/2026

There’s a moment where you realize…

Something needs to shift.

Not everything.
Not all at once.

But something.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stretched, or unsure how to move into summer with everything on your plate…

This might be for you.

Steady Ground — May 30 | Langley

A one-day, in-person space to reset, reconnect, and learn simple ways to feel more steady in your everyday life.

No pressure. Just an invitation.

If it feels right, you’re welcome to reach out.

Message “RESET” and I’ll send details.

02/05/2026

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🎨 Last Call for Sḵwx̱wú7mesh and First Nation Artists

This is a friendly reminder that the deadline for submissions to design the logo for the Canucks' First Nations Celebration Night is fast approaching.

- Deadline: Submissions close on May 4
- Selected artist will be announced on May 22

Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to have your artwork featured at a special event celebrating First Nations culture.

For eligibility and how to apply, go to: https://ow.ly/IOb950YQINn

01/05/2026

Imagine feeling just a little more calm.

A little more clear.
A little more steady.

Not everything fixed.
Not everything figured out.

Just… a little more grounded in yourself.

That’s what Steady Ground is about.

A one-day, in-person space in Langley for women who are feeling the weight of life and the pressure of what’s coming next.

No pressure. No expectations.
Just real tools, real support, and a space to breathe.

Saturday, May 30 { www.luckelifesociety.com/steadyground

If this speaks to you, you’re welcome to reach out and see if it feels right.

Limited spots available.

01/05/2026

Not every mother who needs support can access it.

We’re opening a small number of community-supported spots for Steady Ground — a one-day retreat for women feeling overwhelmed heading into summer.

If you’re in a position to give, you can sponsor a seat for a local mom who needs this day but may not be able to afford it.

If you’re a mother who feels this would support you, reach out.

Support goes both ways.

Steady Ground — May 30 | Langley
www.luckelifesociety.com/steadyground

30/04/2026

🌿 Langley Women — Before Summer Begins… Take One Day to Reset

You’ve been holding everything together—
family, work, schedules, responsibilities…

But inside, it’s starting to feel like too much.

Steady Ground is a one-day, in-person retreat designed to help you:

✔ feel calmer and more grounded
✔ learn simple tools for stress and overwhelm
✔ gain practical strategies for home and family life
✔ connect with other women who understand

📅 Saturday, May 30, 2026

💲 $147 per person

Small group. Real support. Practical tools.

Only 15 spots available (minimum 4 to run)

👉 Message “RESET” or reserve your spot here: [link]

29/04/2026

Langley doesn’t need more crisis response.
It needs more prevention.

Families are carrying pressure.
Youth are struggling quietly.
Too many people only receive help after things fall apart.

LuckeLife Society is building practical local support before crisis happens.

Coming Soon:

✅ Family Stability Hub
✅ Youth Support Resources
✅ In-Person Workshops
✅ Family Guidance & Stabilization

We’re building something Langley truly needs.

Follow www.luckelifesociety.com

Building Stability Before Crisis

23/04/2026

Celebrate the beauty of Cedar, Sage, and Sweetgrass at this Indigenous art show ✨

Spend the day connecting with culture, community, and creativity through powerful works and storytelling:

🎨 Local artists sharing their work and stories
🧵 Handmade pieces rooted in culture and tradition
🌿 A space to learn, reflect, and connect
🫶 Bring your friends, take it all in, and support local Indigenous artists

📅 May 2
⏰ 12PM - 5PM

23/04/2026

The Haida developed “notions of wealth,” with the introduction of the totem pole (Haida: ǥyaagang) and the bentwood box. Missionaries, however, perceived the carved poles as graven images rather than as representations of the family histories that intricately connected Haida society. Primarily, families displayed their histories by erecting totems outside their homes or on house posts that formed the building structure. WIkipedia
Pictured below
Raising of the Gwaii Haanas Legacy pole in HIk'yah Gawga (Windy Bay). Photo by Darryl Dyck, courtesy of The Canadian Press

23/04/2026

As Metro Vancouver prepares for the influx of visitors ahead of the FIFA World Cup, the British Columbia Restaurant & Foodservices Association (BCRFA) is rolling out specialized training for restaurant and hospitality workers to help identify and prevent human trafficking.

With major international events often increasing vulnerability risks, organizers say awareness and early detection are critical. The initiative, run in partnership with the Human Trafficking Prevention Network of British Columbia, aims to equip staff with the knowledge to recognize warning signs and respond appropriately.

While officials emphasize the importance of vigilance, advocacy groups also caution that anti-trafficking efforts must be careful not to lead to racial profiling or unintended harm to marginalized communities, including s*x workers.

As the city prepares for one of the world’s biggest sporting events, the focus is now on balancing safety, awareness, and community protection.

22/04/2026