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1 week ago | threemagazine.com | Sadaf Ahsan

Ideas April 14, 2025How Entrepreneur Huda Alvi, “The Wellthy Woman,” Is Empowering Women To Travel Solo April 14, 2025How Entrepreneur Huda Alvi, “The Wellthy Woman,” Is Empowering Women To Travel Solo LEAD IMAGE: A glimpse at one of Alvi's many women-centred trips. She is featured fifth from the left. (Photo courtesy of Huda Alvi) A glimpse at one of Alvi's many women-centred trips. She is featured fifth from the left.

1 month ago | threemagazine.com | Katherine Singh |Jennifer Nguyen |Noushin Ziafati |Shireen Ahmed

Culture March 24, 2025These Desi Musicians Are Defining Indo-Canadian Music March 24, 2025These Desi Musicians Are Defining Indo-Canadian Music LEAD IMAGE: Musicians Karan Aujla and AP Dhillon. Photo: Courtesy of Instagram. Musicians Karan Aujla and AP Dhillon. Photo: Courtesy of Instagram. Listen to this article: Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Desi music is surging around the world, and especially in North America.

1 month ago | threemagazine.com | Noushin Ziafati |Tsjisse Talsma |Katherine Singh |Jennifer Nguyen

In 2018, Vartika Manasvi packed two bags and her entrepreneurial spirit, ready to start a new life in Canada. She would go on to launch StackRaft, a startup designed for hiring software engineers; secure permanent residency (PR) through the start-up visa (SUV) program to grow the company and contribute to the country’s economy; and eventually sell StackRaft due to difficulty scaling it.

1 month ago | threemagazine.com | Shireen Ahmed |Noushin Ziafati |Alexandra Emanuelli |Sarah Laing

When Pakistan and India’s cricket teams take to the grounds for a match, the world fires up—online, at home and, of course, in the stands. With every launch of the ball and smash with the bat, the sea of spectators draped in their national colours are enthralled. The passion of the fans is remarkable and poignant—and so is the sporting nationalism that emerges whenever these two nations face off. And there’s a specific reason for this.

1 month ago | threemagazine.com | Alexandra Emanuelli |Sarah Laing

I’ve been sober-curious for half a decade, on and off. As a chronic migraine sufferer, I realized alcohol—first white wine, then beer and, finally, even my beloved bourbon—triggered debilitating pain. When I first stopped drinking, the options were depressingly limited: a Diet Coke or a Shirley Temple. I felt like an afterthought in spaces built around drinking.