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Holiday celebrations are over and the weather outside is frightful, which can only mean one thing: the winter blues are officially here.

The holidays can be stressful as we prepare to host family and friends, but they don’t have to be.

The holidays are a time for celebration, but they can also be a time when we produce more household waste than usual. To help you celebrate the season sustainably, Tim Faveri, vice president of sustainability and shared value at Maple Leaf Foods, shares these helpful tips

Decorating your home for the festive season is a perfect opportunity to get creative and try some do-it-yourself crafts.

Whether it’s finding the right gifts on time or wondering if you can afford them, this season is full of triggers for anxiety.

We all know the holiday season can be downright expensive, and even well-intentioned shoppers can end up with last-minute costs that really add up.

For most of us, the coming of winter means spending significantly more time indoors. To keep from getting cabin fever, now is the time to start planning for winter hibernation.

This season, it’s time to embrace a “more is more” design philosophy with the return of maximalism.

Sorry lentils, but sometimes you just want a vegan shepherd’s pie that tastes and feels like real beef. Enter this completely plant-based take on the classic comfort food, made with plant-based beefless ground for a decisively beefy texture and flavour.

When we think about immune support, vitamins, minerals, and getting adequate rest all come to mind. But there are other protective actions we can take to help ward off illnesses.

With more of Canada fully vaccinated and provinces cautiously opening back up, many of us are eager to revisit the gym, restaurants and movie theatres. But even with the light at the end of the tunnel, the pandemic isn’t over — and the anxiety of returning to social activities can be daunting.

The pandemic has caused everyone to play closer attention to their finances, taking stock of where every dollar goes.

After so much time at home, it’s no surprise if you’re in need of a creative boost.

After a summer off, going back to school, homework, exams, and the unknowns of teachers and classmates can all be sources of anxiety.

Camping is a rite of passage for many Canadians.