About

Hey! I’m Corrinna (also known in various places online as GingerNorth, the name you'll see on my blog), the voice behind Fair & Furious.

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I believe in fairness, truth, and standing up for what’s right—even when it’s uncomfortable. Maybe especially when it’s uncomfortable. That belief has shaped my life in ways I never expected, from walking away from a fundamentalist sect at 17 to navigating a world that often rewards silence over resistance.

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Why This Space?

 

I created Fair & Furious as a space for people who care about justice, personal growth, and making sense of the chaos around us. This space is where I share insights, challenges, and the things I’ve learned along the way: no sugarcoating or nonsense—real talk, useful information, and a bit of defiance.

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What You’ll Find Here

 

I write about:
🔥 Social Justice & Culture – Breaking down the systems that shape our world
🛠 DIY & Practical Life Skills – Making, fixing, and creating a life you love
🌱 Growth & Self-Care – Thriving in a world that doesn’t always make it easy
🧠 Science, History & Tech – Because knowledge is power & it's facinating! 

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Who Am I?

 

🇨🇦 Neurospicy redhead, feminist, wife, mum, dog/cat herder.
⚡ Drama-avoidant (mostly) but will fight for what’s right.
🎮 Sci-fi nerd, history geek, and lover of all things clever and useful.

✍️ Big fan of the Oxford comma, semicolon, ampersand, and em dash*

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I’ve worn many creative hats; award-winning small-town reporter, playwright and actor, communications specialist for a community-focused NGO, and storyteller and community builder for an edtech startup.

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Despite my About Me makling me sound like a know-it-all, I don’t have all the answers, but I know this: We’re stronger together. If you believe in fairness, truth, and making life a little better—stick around. Let’s create, learn, and thrive together.

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✊🔥 Welcome to Fair & Furious.

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(*My use of the em dash—which I'll never give up!—gets me flagged for AI use, but I write my content. Full disclosure: I use hemingwayapp.com (not its AI tools) to check my content because I have a terrible habit of writing run-on sentences and hedging, then edit my work.]