Purebred dogs can have a ruff existence
Although eugenics is frowned upon in humans, this genetic selection has allowed people to to pick and choose what traits they want in man’s best friend However, it is causing problems.
Alice In Wonderland
Alcoholism affects more than the drinker, devastating families and friends as well. It also kills more than 4,000 Canadians each year.
Impaired driving offences reach record-breaking numbers in 2018
As police struggle to discourage people from drinking and driving, some of those who have driven drunk, and got caught, are speaking out, hoping to prevent others from doing the same thing, and to save lives.
LGBTQ+ Talks – A Podcast Series
It is tough to “be different.” This podcast features people who are LGBTQ+ who tell their stories and includes a call to action.
Cellphone addiction an emerging epidemic
With almost 50 per cent of young people admitting they are addicted to their smart phones, human interaction for some is a thing of the past.
Canada a land of opportunity
For a lucky few Rohingya, coming to Canada has been a blessing. But they haven’t forgotten those they left behind.
Being a writer is difficult and is not for the faint of heart
Writing is a lonely profession, and also comes with rejection, criticism and even depression.
The ‘fat’ and fiction on keto
The ketogenic diet is criticized by many, but for those who have tried it and had success, they are believers saying not only did it help them lose weight, but they experienced increased energy levels and clarity of mind.
Epsilon Esports fails to honour player contracts
Imagine working for months at a time only to be stiffed out of your pay. For nearly three years various members of the Epsilon Esports organization have faced this problem.
The fight for an accessible province is far from over
As the 20-year benchmark for Ontario’s accessibility legislation nears, it is apparent that the work around accessibility is far from complete.
Fostering hope – a look inside Ontario’s child and family services
Explore Ontario’s foster system through the experiences of Angela Fireman, who was taken into the system from her grandpa’s home in Attawapiskat when she was just six years old.
Kitchener artist Terre Chartrand warns “you can die from exposure”
The starving artist. It’s a cliché based in fact. It’s a three-word cautionary tale which deters some people from pursuing their dream of being a painter, a poet, a filmmaker, a musician or an author.
Renovation company builds greenhouse to support Meals on Wheels program
Pioneer Craftsmen provided the amenity so seniors could benefit from the use fresh herbs and vegetables in meals delivered to them.
OPINION: On the wings of experience, Raptors destined to play in NBA Finals
By nearly every measure, Toronto has the depth and talent to compete with the NBA’s very best, despite a loss in Game 1 of the playoffs.
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