Pecha Kucha 3 presented by Next Gen Edmonton

Venue: Matrix Hotel, Edmonton

Sponsored by: Stantec Consulting and Play It By Ear Productions

Ever been unable to put your finger on what makes a building hideous? Edmonton‘s third Pecha Kucha, pronounced (pet-cha koo-cha), held at the splashy downtown Matrix Hotel, was another successful soiree of enlightening discussion enabling both the layman and the design expert to recognize what makes good and bad design. Add a comment

The "Bodies Revealed" exhibition opened March 14 in Kansas City's historic Union Station. Almost as soon as the announcement came of the exhibit of human anatomy featuring actual human bodies prepared with a plastination process, the controversy began. Add a comment

If Paul Chato were a movie character, his story would consist of sharp twists and turns. And if his character had one trait, it would be humour. At 55, Chato is the owner of a successful web-developing company and a father of two. But one would never assume that this entrepreneur is one of Canada’s living-legends of comedy -- unless you’ve met him in person.

 Chato entered his board room at 10 a.m. sharp for our interview. He came into the room like any actor would step onto a stage: poised and confident. According to him, his love for performing began at a very young age, perhaps even before he was potty trained.

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