What does Christmas mean to you? This holiday is celebrated all over the world. For some, it’s all about the brightly lit streets and crowded stores, with people…
To study Shakespeare or not to study Shakespeare: can we just not? During the marital combining of the book collection, I had a Norton and the Mr. had…
The #MeToo campaign was designed to point out the widespread prevalence of sexual harassment, but here in Canada reaction to the campaign is widespread disapproval. Instead of embracing…
As we approach 2018, it’s time to think about all the positive things we have managed to accomplish in 2017 and how our lives will be different in…
The title of First Lady is widely recognized around the world as the descriptor of the wife of the President of the United States. But, what do you…
In a bold, historic and heartwarming moment, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered an apology to the LGBTQ community after decades of discrimination. Trudeau made the apology in…
When most people talk about the history of Halloween, their mind turns to Spain and Mexico, and the Day of the Dead. It’s a commonly known holiday in…
Kensington Market in the heart of downtown Toronto has always felt like home to me. As an immigrant, I relate to its uniqueness as well as the essence…
