Seven and a half years ago, on a beautiful, sunny June day, one of my longtime close friends hanged herself to death. For Melissa’s close friends, life post-June 1, 2010 looked very different than it did in our carefree, mid-20s lives before she died. It always will be. The thing
I don’t know about you, but the past month has meant Sundays full of feel-good holiday movies on the couch. Whether it means a Hallmark Movie of the Week or the big Hollywood classics that reemerge each year like Love Actually and The Holiday, these warm, fuzzy films have one
It’s happening; eating, drinking and being merry is pretty much all there is to do. The only downside is having to choose between all the holiday parties – and how long to stay at each spot. If you want your party to be the one people want to be at,
A non-profit grief-counselling group from British Columbia has the right idea – and anyone who has lost a loved one would probably agree. Last week, the Camp Kerry Society said that the length of bereavement leave given to Canadian employees needs to be increased beyond three days. That’s right: The
Opening up a food truck isn’t an easy gig. “A lot of people think oh I’m a chef, I can open up a truck and just sell my food, but it’s a lot more complicated than that,” says Bryan Siu-Chong, co-owner of Toronto-based food company, Me.n.u. In addition to a
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