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White water rafting is not just an adrenaline-pumping activity; for women, it can be an empowering journey of self-discovery, a space for camaraderie, and will always be a place for deep connection with nature. Whether you're celebrating a milestone, seeking a solo adventure, or simply wanting to …
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By Anne BrodieHelen Mirren is somewhere behind the ageing, puffy physicality of Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir in a time of great crisis, in Guy Nattiv's political fact-based thriller Golda. While the film isn't the finest of its genre, it does shine a spotlight on a woman in power in the 70s …
We're standing at the brink of a fresh academic cycle, an occasion many earmark as the true dawn of a new annum. With this season comes the reinstatement of routines and structures, a breezy transition from summer’s languor to autumn’s brisque momentum. But whether you’re aligning your clocks to the …
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By Anne Brodie Jules will make your heart swell with joy. Ben Kingsley in an outstanding performance as Milton, a small-town, Pennsylvanian, whose quiet life suddenly upends itself in a deus ex machina kind of way. Sure, Milton's elderly and slow and sometimes forgets things, but he manages to …
While Canada, and frankly the world, witnessed the Swiftie frenzy with Taylor Swift's "Eras Tour" ticket sales, we're reminded once again about the beauty of scarcity and demand. With a staggering 31 million Swifties vying for a seat, only a fraction - a mere 330,000 to be exact - will get the …
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