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A MULTI-EPISODE SERIES BY AS TOLD BY CANADIAN IMMIGRANTS

They Say It Takes A Village...

But What Happens When You Leave The Village Behind?

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Mom-Versations brings you real conversations about building a life in Canada, through the lens of immigrant mothers.

MOM-Versations

Presented By: As Told By Canadian Immigrants

Who This Is For

Building a life in Canada comes with decisions that affect everything... your career, your family, and your future.

If you’re navigating life in Canada, whether you’re single, raising a family, planning your next move, or still deciding if Canada is the right path, this series is for you.  
MOM-Versations is centered on immigrant mothers, but the insights go far beyond motherhood.
 

Because in many families, mothers are making, or heavily influencing, some of the highest-stakes decisions: where to live, how to earn, how to raise children, and how to build stability in a new country.


What they’ve experienced…
what they’ve had to figure out…

 

MOM-Versations offers a real-world view of what it actually takes to build a life in Canada.
 

If you’re looking for honest perspectives, lived experiences, and lessons you can apply to your own journey,  you’re in the right place.

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Why This Series Matters

Immigration is often discussed as paperwork, policies, and timelines. But behind every application are real women making difficult choices about work, education, finances, family, and stability, often all at once.

For many immigrant mothers in Canada, rebuilding a career means starting from scratch. Managing a household means navigating unfamiliar systems. Raising children means bridging two cultures while still finding your own footing.

MOM-Versations brings those conversations into the open. Honest, practical, and grounded in real life. Because the immigration journey doesn’t end with paperwork, it continues in the everyday decisions that shape real life.

What You'll Get

Honest Immigrant Mom Stories

Unfiltered conversations about what it really takes to raise a family in a new country.

Practical Life In Canada

Real talk about education decisions, work-life balance, and supporting family across borders.

Money, Career & Transition

Practical insight on finances, career rebuilding, and navigating Canadian systems.

Reflection & Perspective

Conversations that help you feel seen, and leave you with something to think about.

Identity &

Belonging

Exploring grief, cultural identity, and what belonging looks like when you start over.

Episode Themes

Motherhood & Immigration

Navigating the deep transition of raising children while rooting yourself in a new country. We move beyond surface talk to the realities of displacement and resilience.

Entrepreneurship & Family

The raw reality of building a business while keeping the heart of the home beating. This is about balance, tradeoffs, and the drive to create something of your own.

Money Decisions & Strategy

Moving from survival to stability. A look at long-term financial choices and building a legacy for your family within the Canadian financial landscape.

Rebuilding After Setbacks

Honest stories about the moments we fall, the grit required to stand back up, and the thoughtful strategies moms use to start fresh with confidence.

Raising Children Across Cultures

Bridging the gap between heritage and a new society. We talk about guiding our children through multiple identities so they feel whole in every world they inhabit.

Career
Reinvention

Discovering your professional path in Canada. We discuss identity shifts, finding meaningful work, and how motherhood shapes our vocational journey.

Emotional Wellness & Belonging

Caring for your inner peace while searching for community. Real talk about mental health, isolation, and finding your true place in a new home.

The Mothers of
MOM-Versations

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Chantel Escoffery

Host of "Sandwich Years"

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Suzanne Davis

Diplomatic Spouse

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Norma & Nelson Buena

Retired Finance Manager

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Natasha Anderson

Founder of "MJ Squared"

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Onyeka Asamaka

Mental Health Nurse

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Adrian Morrison

Financial Services Provider

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Nicole Charles-Page

Co-Owner of "Sugar Kane Restaurant"

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Marie-Aurore Frey

Real Estate Investor

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Angela McPherson

Mother of Host

Meet Your Host

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Kristina McPherson  is a facilitator of meaningful conversations about immigration, transition, and rebuilding. As the founder of As Told By Canadian Immigrants and an immigrant mom herself, she brings both professional expertise and lived experience to the table, creating a warm and relatable space for stories that truly matter.

Recognized for her community leadership and narrative work, Kristina has dedicated her platform to amplifying the voices of those navigating the complexities of making Canada their new home.

Why People Trust This Platform

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Rebuilding your life, and your village, starts with a single conversation.

Whether you’re seeking guidance, looking for honest stories, or ready to connect with a community that truly understands, you’re in the right place.

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