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Seventy-one thousand war films have been made. Make that seventy-one thousand and one, with the addition of this Lucky Strike film review. The majority concern World War II, a conflict close enough in history to keep reminding us that genuine, unadulterated evil is not fiction. Hitler's Nazi regime …
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I'm invested in women's health research, because like most women who have navigated our health care system, I have a story. I waited eight years for a hysterectomy. Eight years of being told to try one thing, then another, then another, and my personal favourite: what if you want more children? I …
Sometimes you just want to look cute without spending an hour wrestling with your inner radical. You want a sweater. Not a moral reckoning. Not a supply chain audit. A sweater. And yet here we are in 2026, where buying from Canadian clothing brands, or deciding not to, comes loaded with enough …
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I came to coffee late. Forty-four years old, fully formed opinions about most things, and somehow I'd never developed the habit. And then I did, and like everyone else who discovers it, I never once stopped to think about where it came from, or what separates ethical coffee brands in Canada from the …
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The Lady one of the more unsettling true crime dramas streams this spring. BritBox's soapy series opens inside Buckingham Palace, reimagining the real case of Sarah Ferguson's murderous assistant dresser.Fergie (Natalie Dormer) hired Jane Andrews (Mia McKenna-Bruce), a young, suicidal woman …
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