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In this issue

SMJ conducted two exclusive interviews with Celina Caesar-Chavannes, the Parliamentary Secretary to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Incredibly, at the Rays of Hope Gala, we were able to have a short intimate exclusive with the Prime Minister's mother Margaret Trudeau, We have a three story spread on the 4th annual Toronto Black Film Festival in Toronto and yet another exclusive interview, this time with the fifth generation head of Quebec's venerable La Maison Simons.

SMJ Magazine Description:

Publisher: Seventh-House-Publishing-Arts

Category: Lifestyle

Language: English

Frequency: Quarterly

SMJ magazine is a diverse and unique publication. Our focus is image lifestyle and business reporting in the fields of fashion & design arts & entertainment, health & wellness, faith & community. We publish original stories about people overcoming all and achieving more. Often it is simply ordinary people doing extraordinary things.