Read in this edition
- Interview with Rainer Cadete – Actor in the telenovela “Quem Ama Cuida” on TV Globo Internacional
- Skilled Trade – Professional boom in Canada
- From farm to table – How the movement is redefining our relationship with food
- Canadian Pet Expo ’26 – September 19th and 20th, in Mississauga
- Build Canada Homes – An ambitious bet by the federal government in the face of a complex housing crisis
- Canada at the Forefront – The city of Terrasse-Vaudreuil, Quebec, guarantees legal rights to trees as living beings
- Enjoying the end of summer — Tips on what to do in Toronto in September and October
- Recipe — Pumpkin ice cream
Message from the Editor
In this edition, which celebrates Labor Day in Canada and Independence Day in Brazil, Wave brings stories, characters, and trends that help understand Canada today and discover new possibilities for living, working, and enjoying the country better.
On the cover, a special conversation with actor Rainer Cadete, star of the telenovela “Quem Ama Cuida” (Those Who Love, Care), from TV Globo Internacional. In the professional world, we show the boom in technical professions and the opportunities that the Skilled Trades sector offers in Canada.
We also explore the Farm-to-table movement and how it is transforming our relationship with food, in addition to previewing the Canadian Pet Expo ’26, which takes place in September in Mississauga.
In the national scenario, we analyze the ambitious Build Canada Homes program and the challenges of addressing the country’s complex housing crisis. In a pioneering initiative, the small town of Terrasse-Vaudreuil, in Quebec, is at the forefront of environmental protection by recognizing legal rights to trees as living beings.
To make the most of the last days of summer, we’ve gathered suggestions of what to do in Toronto during September and October.
And, to close out this edition with a taste of the season, a special pumpkin ice cream recipe, perfect for welcoming autumn.
Enjoy reading!












Advertise on Brazilian Wave Online!
Connect your brand with the vibrant Brazilian and Portuguese community in Canada. Expand your visibility!
More than 50,000 unique visits per month
Engaged, multilingual, and constantly growing audience.
Contact us: [email protected]




























