On October 17, 2025 , the European Parliament in Brussels (Belgium)  hosted the international forum “Women’s Leadership and Family Business in Times of Challenges.” The event was organized by the international magazine Business Woman  and OpenDoors NGO , with the support of the Business Woman Club  and the Women’s Club in Brussels . This year, Canada was officially represented by the delegation of Business Woman PRO Canada , led by Nadiya Yashan , President of the organizatio

Adriana and Ihor Artemyak  are more than just a musical couple — they are a living example of how passion can turn into purpose, and how music can become both a business and a source of deep inspiration. With over 20 years of experience in music, they’ve built a name for themselves far beyond the borders of Ukraine and Canada. Their journey has taken them from early performances to forming a band, writing original songs, recording albums, and performing on major stages. Today

Marichka  is a Ukrainian-Canadian singer, folklorist, musician, and activist whose voice has echoed across some of the world’s most renowned stages — Carnegie Hall (USA) , Barbican Centre (UK) , and the Colours of Ostrava Festival (Czech Republic) . In 2025, she launched “Daughters of Donbas” , an emotionally charged acoustic project blending art-folk, chamber music, and Ukrainian vocal traditions. Her music tells stories of resilience, identity, and hope. Marichka teaches an