Lori-Anne Toone

from The VOW Hosted by Tanya Eklund

Lori-Anne Toone, born and raised in Paradise, Newfoundland, is a dynamic force blending education, fitness, and family life. With degrees in Sociology, History, and Public Relations, she transitioned from corporate communications in Alberta's oil and gas industry to teaching at SAIT. A proud mom of two daughters, Lori-Anne has embraced life on and off the stage, competing in Mrs. Globe pageants and record-breaking bodybuilding competitions, including earning 10 awards at the CPA Alberta Summer Naturals in 2024. Now, as the founder of LAFit, she empowers women navigating perimenopause and menopause with personalized fitness and wellness coaching, inspiring others to thrive through life’s transitions.

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