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Over my summer vacation I found myself reflecting on the mental toll that my work (and life) sometimes takes. While seeking out great, uplifting stories to share with you, I am constantly bombarded with stressful stories and negative energies that can be especially draining. Fortunately, through …
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Well, we’ve made it. We’ve reached the conclusion of What She Said’s six-part series in collaboration with Ontario's Pay Equity Office, and if there’s one thing that is crystal clear, it's that the fight for pay equity is far from over. Over the course of this series we've discussed significant pay …
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Glenn Close and Andra Day are a mother and daughter caring for her three children and enduring what seems to be family demonic possession. This situation is rarely treated with respect, but Lee Daniel's The Deliverance does. It is based on the true story of the experiences of Latoya Ammons and her …
By Anne Brodie Toronto’s Revue Cinema presents Caligula: The Ultimate Cut today, one of the most provocative mass market films of the seventies. From Bob Guccione and directed officially by Tinto Brass it stars some of the UK’s most respected stage actors- Malcolm McDowell, Helen Mirren, Teresa …
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After a recent interview with Diana Sarosi from Oxfam Canada about the growing disparity in global wealth I was reminded of a TED Talk by Nick Hanauer titled "Beware, Fellow Plutocrats, the Pitchforks are Coming." His message, about the widening chasm between the haves and the have-nots, has lived …
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