Back in April, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention made it official: Everyone should be wearing a cloth face mask “in public settings wher

Laura* was walking across the street on her lunch break from her job as a social worker in a downtown Toronto hospital when she saw a woman pick up a disca

Trigger warning: This article includes themes of suicide, self-harm and depressive thoughts. I’m a manic depressive. Getting out of bed most days is

My biggest fear after my mom died was having a baby without her. How could I be a mother without mine? Now I would have to lose a baby without her.

*Or your girlfriend, your mom, or the maskless lady who you see every morning in the elevator. Or anyone else in your life who is pushing back against the

Right now, our mental health might be feeling a bit shaky. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, we’re living in a time where everything feels unknown, th

Struggling with seasonal allergies isn’t exactly a walk in the park. They’re especially annoying this year, when we’re being forced to sp

Sia’s heart isn’t just “elastic” — it’s also huge. The singer confirmed that she adopted two teenage boys who were about to leave the foster ca

The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is now officially recommending wearing non-medical (cloth) masks in public when it’s not possible to a

In this brave, new, illness-ridden world, I have a lot of questions. Some of them are existential: Will life ever go back to normal again? And some are mor

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If you these last few months stuck in coronavirus quarantine have felt a little weird, you’re not alone. For me, March absolutely dragged on, wh

On the day that the scale of the coronavirus crisis hit me, I was at the Department of Health. It was early in the morning and I was there for a breakfast

If you’re reading this, you’re probably bored. Or were recently bored. Or will soon become bored. Or are planning on giving yourself a haircut in an at