Carli Whitwell

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No one tells you how to prep to be a member of Parliament, you just get kind of thrown into the fire. But for me, a 25-year-old rookie from the central Nun

The first time I asked Canadian women to share how much they were drinking during the pandemic, I could have summarized my article in two words: A LOT. It

One of the most powerful moments in the HBO dramedy, I May Destroy You, is when Arabella and her Italian lover, Biagio, have period sex. And not a Hollywoo

It’s always taken perseverance, creativity, and a whole lot of grit to make it as a designer. In 2020, that may not be enough.

Last summer, Zoë Chivers and her parents filled their car with suitcases and boxes of her belongings and drove from their Richmond Hill home, just north o

I was dozing in bed a few Saturdays ago when my husband took our dog out for an early-morning walk. Alone, the mood struck and I masturbated. I had a quick

When B.C. nail salons were given the thumb’s up to start reopening in late May, Zarina Ahamed, the director and owner of Joyride Vancouver nail salon, se

If you woke up this morning confused about your Instagram feed being shrouded in darkness thanks to black squares posted on many people’s timelines, you?

It was only when I started writing this story that I realized I haven’t shaved my legs since the coronavirus lockdown started six weeks ago. Now that tim

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Jessica Mulroney’s inbox is overflowing. It’s been flooded with messages from brides and grooms unsure whether or not to cancel their weddings in light