Thoughts

As my daughter walked out the door to head back to university after Christmas break, I reflected that it is almost always easier to be the one doing the leaving than to b…

Learning that my menstrual pain was not normal Since my first period at age 11 or 12, they have always been painful and long. The pain progressively got worse — as I got …

I’ve always known I was a writer. Someone who made sense of the world through stories. The world outside of myself, sure, but even more so the sometimes dark and troubled…

Ah, the jolly holiday season is upon us! It's that time of the year when we embrace the joy of giving, decorate our homes with tree(s, in my case) and lights, and juggle …

Ah, the palpable excitement of being a child on Christmas morning, eagerly waiting to burst into a living room like a herd of reindeer dashing through the snow. For me, t…

Leslie Horton – a Global TV traffic reporter – was moments from going on air to do her job when she read a fresh email in her inbox. It was an uncalled-for and disgusting…

He passed away from an infection he developed while undergoing in-patient chemotherapy to treat an extremely rare form of lymphoma. Lymphoma he developed from his anti-re…

On a clear January day in my second year of university, part of my life’s path was illuminated when I walked into the student newspaper office at the University of Wester…