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Jul 24, 2026
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The small-town summer job that made designer Jenny Bird take the plunge
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The small-town summer job that made designer Jenny Bird take the plunge
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As a teenager, jewellery designer Jenny Bird, whose ethically sourced wares have been seen on Michelle Obama and Selena Gomez, got one of the few available jobs in her small Ontario town. It meant working at a famous – and dangerous– gorge.
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