We all know that we need water to survive, and that you feel much better when you drink it regularly. It is often said that optimal hydration is crucial for our health and wellbeing, but how much water do...
In April, Canada’s Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland delivered the 2021 budget in the House of Commons. It highlighted key areas in need of development to ensure the competitiveness of Canada, and put in motion steps...
We hear celebrities sing, watch their movies, and admire their halos, but what do we really know about them and their life? Reading through the pages of these memoirs you might be surprised by the fears, weaknesses, and joys...
The volatile year of 2020 has finally passed, with unsolved challenges ahead. But, let's start a new, hopeful, optimistic, and beautiful 2021 Lunar New Year. From these books’ compelling pages, we can contemplate the brighter values of life and...
Even though English and French are Canada’s official languages, a myriad of slangs completes the country’s vocabulary. While some words are known across Canada, some are unique to a certain province or area, reflecting its own quirks and demographics....
Lên, 57 years old, offered boat rides the day after typhoon Molave hit central Vietnam. This area around the Japanese Bridge is a street that became flooded with water. “I was so worried about my boat, I could not...
The last leaves of autumn have fallen and winter is coming. This season will probably be more difficult than previous ones because the pandemic is adding to the cold. It approaches us every day, forcing us to be alert...
