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This year was the 32nd annual Terry Fox Run and we were honoured to be there with Jimmy again this year representing Team Dreamwinds for this great cause! https://bradford.snapd.com/events/view/1277851

We had the pleasure of participating in Doors Open - Simcoe on Saturday, September 29th.  A great opportunity to open our doors to the public and share our passion.  We provided opportunities to experience EAL first hand, learn to groom a horse and tours of our facility.  Only 6 years old, but such a history we are building here with the support of our wonderful community!

We were delighted to have a visit and share our story with Jennifer from Bradfordtoday.ca.

A wonderful feature article on Dreamwinds' Graduate Lesley English of Abbey Gardens.   Lesley completed her EAL Facilitator Certification with Dreamwinds in March, 2017 and launched APPLE - Abbey Gardens Pony Powered Learning Experience.  She is delivering life skills programs using the proven Cartier Farms EAL Curriculum.

The South Simcoe Business Awards were handed out April 5, 2018 and Dreamwinds was delighted to be recognized with an award for Business Excellence.  

What an honour to be named Entrepreneur of the Year by the Bradford Board of Trade!  The Bradford Board Of Trade Business Excellence Awards is an effort to highlight the dedicated and talented business community in Bradford West Gwillimbury. Businesses must be within BWG or a member in good standing with the BBT.  It was a wonderful night of celebration as we honoured an incredible group of dedicated, passionate entrepreneurs.  We are so grateful to receive this recognition.

We had a great time doing this mini-feature on Rogers TV.  Check it out!

Once again, team Dreamwinds laces up for the Bradford Terry Fox Run with Jimmy the Clydesdale as the proud mascot kicking off the event. Jimmy's fourth appearance at the run marked his third year of being cancer free.  

Horses. Did you know they could be used to help with corporate team building and leadership development? Most people don't. Enter our guest, Tracey Evans. She made the unconventional move of leaving her senior marketing role at American Express, so she could run the Dreamwinds Equine Assisted Learning Centre which delivers programs that inspire others to be better leaders, better partners and better people. Yes, it was a risky decision to say the least. When she worked in the corporate world, she...

Featured article on the Equine Assisted Learning industry and how to get certified to begin a fulfilling career teaching others through horses.