Summer 2007 - What to expect

As the climate begins to change and the weather gets a little more favorable, it's time to update your wardrobe. Like our editor, you can't stop thinking and can't wait to start shopping for latest accessories and outfits. Like her, you also begin to wonder what's going to be 'hot' this summer.

Not to worry, we'll give you a helping hand.

Although, summer's biggest trend are varied, strong and interesting, however, you must be prepared for the most comprehensive tour of the colours, shapes, and looks.

If you're after a confidence boost, start with the wear-it-if-you-dare neons. You'll love it!

And ladies, you can expect a lot of silver this summer.

These, and more in the upcoming issue of Prestige Magazine.

A response to the Virginia Tech massacre

We would like to extend our condolences to the loved ones of those who lost their lives in the shooting rampage on the campus of Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, VA. We pray for the recovery and strength of those wounded and affected by this tragedy.

April/May Issue

Our newest issue is up! Our apologies goes out all of our loyal readers.

We have made over the website with you in mind, so please be sure to visit us at www.prestigemagazine.ca for more exciting interviews and interesting stories.

And while you're at it, don't forget to sign up for our monthly updates and for information on the latest events and opportunities, plus for a chance to become a member of our A-List Panel.

We welcome your ideas and suggestions. Please write to us at info@prestigemagazine.ca or by mail to 970 Queen Street East, P.O Box 98165 Toronto Ontario, Canada M4M 1J0

Enjoy!

Prestige Magazine To Launch Access

We're serious about our readers well being and in an effort to accomplish that, we're bringing you updates on the most exclusive events and opportunities at www.pmaccess.ca You'll find the inside scoop on the latest events, promotions, and noteworthy products from our select advertising partners. Plus you'll have the opportunity to enter sweepstakes, hotlink to cool websites, and register to be a part of Prestige Magazine's exclusive A -List Panel These, and more coming in May 2007.

1st Annual Nigerian Canadian Reunion (Toronto 2007)

Right now Canada (and the rest of the world's) attention is centered on this cross-borders event being planned for June 15th - 16th 2007 in Toronto. We invite you to participate in the Nigerian Canadian Reunion Weekend.

Nigerians in diaspora continue to offer and promote the rich diversified culture in Canada by encouraging entertainment activities, rebuilding the lost identity, bridging the gap, and educating Nigerian Canadians on socio cultural issues we face in our community.

The 1st Annual Nigerian Canadian Reunion will mark the courageous legacy that have been set by concerned Nigerian Canadians who felt the need for change. The weekend event will honour Nigerian artists, entreprenueurs, and people making a difference within the community.

The event will include a red carpet affair, expo fair, keynote presentations, on-stage perfomances, and a dinner afterparty.

Not only will the The 1st Annual Nigerian Canadian Reunion Event provide an opportunity for new immigrants and those who have been living in Canada for a long time to be reunited, it will serve as a venue to establish new networks.

We promise to keep you updated on this exciting event.

The 2007 Juno Awards

The Junos are usually presented to Canadian Musical artists and bands. Winners are chosen by members of the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences or, depending on the award, a panel of experts or actual record sales. New members of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame are also inducted as part of the awards ceremony.

This year's show was hosted by pop artist Nelly Furtado in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and we think she did a good job. Furtado also dominated the show by winning five Junos. "I just hand it to all the Canadian artists. This is for everybody -- old, new, up and coming, the legends," Furtado said as she accepted the trophy for fan choice. "I'm just happy to be here and humbled."

Toronto-based band Billy Talent was the only other multiple winner, taking trophies for group of the year and rock album of the year.

Shockingly, K-OS didn't win even though he was nominated five times.

For a complete list of this year's winners, visit www.junoawards.ca