Moving is a practice that has existed for centuries as a way of bettering one’s life and finding better opportunities. Today, it’s fairly common for families to pick up and move, especially because technological advances have made it easier to…
Those of us who are lucky enough to have a caregiver figure in our lives, this is the season to celebrate them. May is dedicated to those motherly vibes, and we’re here to help you make the mother figure in…
In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it’s easy to overlook the importance of hobbies. Often seen as indulgences or frivolous activities, hobbies are frequently relegated to the sidelines as we prioritize work, family obligations, and other responsibilities….
Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story The Hot Docs Festival is taking place in Toronto from April 25 to May 5 and features 168 documentaries from 64 countries with 83 world and international premieres. The topics of these documentaries…
Those nearing 40 are often told tall tales about what life in the fourth decade is like. Many of these are exaggerated, and the truth is that life continues unabated for the most part. Day-to-day routines may stay the same….
Rathika Sitsabaiesan, a former Member of Parliament and the first Tamil to be elected to the House of Commons will be releasing her new documentary film called RAY OF HOPE On May 10 that explores the aftermath of the 26-year…
When you buy something cost-effective, like a magazine or socks, you do not need to stress too much because, even if you change your mind about them, it’s not like you spent a fortune on them. On the flip side,…
Growing up in Canada, I became accustomed to snowy winters and relatively dry springs and summers, but as the years have passed, it seems there is less snow in the winter and more rain in the spring and even the…