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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?

My favourite Halloween memory is helping build a massive 40,000-square-foot haunted house for charity! Thousands of people came through, from brave adults to terrified kids, and we had an absolute blast dreaming up new and creative ways to scare the living daylights out of them! The screams, laughter, and sheer excitement were unforgettable. Knowing we were raising money for a good cause while creating nightmares and memories for thousands made it even more special. Halloween at its finest!

Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.

I'd survive a horror movie because I have common sense! Hear a creepy noise? I'm leaving, not investigating! Lights off? Turn them on! Dark hallway? Flashlight! Killer chasing me? I'm running, not tripping over absolutely nothing! I'm not splitting up, hiding in the basement, answering creepy phone calls, or checking if the killer is really dead. And if someone suggests we investigate the abandoned cabin in the woods? Nope! I'm already in the car, doors locked, engine running!

What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?

If I won, I'd invest in a newer, more reliable van for our dog hiking and adventure business, AA K9 Adventures. We spend our days taking dogs on exciting adventures through the beautiful forests of northern British Columbia. A dependable, comfortable van would help us continue doing what we love, while keeping our four-legged passengers safe and happy. It's more than just a business to us. These dogs are part of our extended family, and giving them the best adventures possible means everything!

Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?

I'd pick my husband, Marty. He's spent years exploring the wilderness, encountering bears, fixing things that shouldn't be fixable, and getting us out of questionable situations. He's resourceful, protective, and always makes me laugh, even when things go sideways. He's the one person I'd trust with my life. Of course, he'd probably investigate the creepy noise instead of running. But if the killer catches up, I'll just tell Marty he's wrong about something. He'll stop to argue, and I'll escape!