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As we adjust our clocks to spring forward, embracing the promise of longer days and warmer weather, there's a stark contrast that can't be ignored. While time marches on, the progress in women's rights seems to be caught in a perpetual loop, reminiscent of a bizarre Groundhog Day where advancements …
Continue Reading about Time Marches On; Women’s Rights, Not So Much
March has made a confused entrance, embodying both the fierceness of a lion and the gentleness of a lamb. Here in Ontario, the weather is uncharacteristically gentle, bordering on what someone I saw on social media call "apocalyptically nice." This month also ushers in the celebrations of Women's …
Continue Reading about Nourishing Minds with Tales of Hunger, Healing, and Heroines
As February draws to a close, we're already feeling the early whispers of spring, with temperatures soaring into double digits across much of Canada. This unusual warmth brings a mix of emotions, especially with climate change weighing heavily on our minds. While the balmy weather is a pleasant …
Continue Reading about Unpacking Change, Challenges, and Cinematic Gems as We Leap Into Spring
You don’t have to love Taylor Swift or football to love the love story we all got watching the Kansas City Chiefs win the Superbowl this week. Love in all its many forms, is truly a many splendored thing and February delivers with more than just Valentine’s Day. For many across Canada we also get to …
Continue Reading about Love, Law, and Legacy: Navigating Relationships, Health, and Healing
This week's news cycle is exactly why I don't try to keep up on this show. It's literally impossible. From the Taylor Swift Super Bowl frenzy to the social media showdown in the US, and Doug Ford's ongoing dismantling of public institutions in Ontario, it's been a whirlwind. And just when you …
Continue Reading about Voices of Resilience: From Global Crises to Personal Triumphs
