Born in Creston, BC, Pascale Hutton studied fine arts at the University of Alberta. A mother of two young boys, Hutton has a huge amount of passion for nature, and constantly models a love of nature for her two boys, ages 6 and 2. On today’s Facebook Live, I talked about the interview and how I plan to do small things to help the environment with my kids in order to get rid of the helpless feeling I have since the USA pulled out of the Paris Climate Accord. It seems that Pascale and I are on the same page!
Her belief is that the more time a child can spend outdoors, the more they will care about the environment. Especially given global warming and our challenge in saving the planet, it is vital to raise tiny citizens who will appreciate nature. Growing up in the Kootenays, Pascale swam in rivers, camped with her family and fell in love with mountain air.
Her career has been rich and successful, and I was excited to chat with her about Arctic Air, as I went to school with John Reardon and have tremendous respect for his work on the show. Hutton has appeared in “Smallville”, “Once Upon a Time”, and many films including “The Unspoken” and “Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore”.
This Saturday, June 10th, Pascale Hutton stars in “The Perfect Bride” on the Hallmark Channel. She plays Molly White, who runs a bridal boot camp focused on preparing the minds and bodies of brides to be for a married life. Her ‘boot camp’ helps them become the most honest version of themselves. This film sees Hutton and her ‘When Calls the Heart’ co-star Kavan Smith involved in defining the essence of a true relationship. She talks fondly of the comedic banter between these two characters, and I am very excited to see the film!
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It’s one thing to get a “helpless feeling” over something about which you have knowledge and something entirely diffferent to let your political mindset feed your only-one-way viewpoint. Don’t assume that those of us who thought the Accord was a bad deal don’t care about the environment. We simply feel that it should actually do what it purports it’s going to do. How many nations signed on who have nothing to lose, and how many nations signed on who plan on losing nothing? Consider that something with “teeth” might now be put forth by someone somewhere that can actually make a difference in protecting the environment, a truly novel concept. And, yes, there is climate change, and there always has been.