August 2011 Yoga & Fertility subject of Gazette article Tasha Lackman in the News "Tasha Lackman has chosen to share the story of her journey through the dark country that is infertility in the hope, she says, that it will give others hope. Those who have been there know it is a difficult and lonely place, one in which they are plagued by the belief that their body has betrayed them. Fertility treatments, for those who choose them, carry their own baggage – the tests, the drugs, the waiting, the setbacks – and can be so all-consuming that it’s impossible to think about much else. Such was Lackman’s experience." To read the entire article, click here

		May 2011 Yoga & Fertility subject of cyberpresse.ca article Tasha Lackman in the News "Les femmes qui se lancent dans des traitements de fertilité vivent souvent un stress intense, en plus de se sentir seules, souvent déprimées, parfois découragées. Histoire de les accompagner dans ce cheminement qui peut être long et pénible, le Centre de reproduction McGill songe à leur offrir des ateliers de yoga, a appris La Presse. L'objectif? Respirer, se reposer et, ultimement, optimiser leur fertilité." To read the entire article (in French), click here

		Septembre2010 Equilibriumtook part in fashion week.. We were models for Second Jeans and woresome really fabulous YOGA JEANS...
"The Montreal-based Second Jeans companyopened with models sprawled down the runway in classic yoga postures,and some serious forward back-bends, all in Second’s signature “yogajeans.”

		Automne2007, Vol.3 N.3 DécouverteLe Yoga Kundalinî La Presse Article by Jean-Christophe Laurence Peu connu, le Yoga kundalinî explose actuellement en Occident. Ce yogane ressemble à aucune autre forme de yoga, aux premiers essais, il peutdérouter. Il combine des mouvements rapides, des respirations de feu,des mantras et de la méditation. Persévérance, volonté et résultatsrapides seraient les maîtres mots du kundalinî. click here for more info

		Levendredi 29 juin 2007 Québécoiset... sikh La Presse Article by Jean-Christophe Laurence De plus en plus de sikhs abandonnent le turban pour mieux s'intégrer aumonde occidental. Shabad Saroop Singh Khalsa, lui, a fait lecontraire... click here for more info