Articles
Former employee seeks justice: Everton Sampson’s battle against Canadian Tire Corporation
“This isn’t just about me, it’s about standing up for what’s right and ensuring that no one else has to go through what I did.”
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Famine is killing children in Gaza, and the world must act before more innocent lives are lost
“I just want food, so I don’t die.” — a child in Gaza
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A market in limbo: A realtor’s perspective from the front lines
“We might not get the lowest rate, but if we find the right house, we’re not waiting around forever.” — Jaden, first-time buyer.
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Will luxury brands save Canada’s small towns?
“Small towns aren’t just quiet—they’re a strategic advantage.”
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My therapist said one word that changed everything; stop calling yourself ‘broken
“Every label I carry sticks; some bruise, some bolster, all leave fingerprints.”
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Sometimes, we have to let people do what’s best for them
“However, it was wrong of them to criticize Lewis for wanting to do what was best for her.”
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Life doesn’t always have to be packed with noise, or drama to be meaningful
“I feel like these hikes help me reconnect not only with my family, but with myself. They’re a reminder that peace can be found in simplicity.”
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The courage to dream; What limits us and how to overcome them
“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Franklin D. Roosevelt
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We need to stop treating patience like a personality trait you either have, or don’t
“The world tells us to “just be patient,” but rarely acknowledges how agonizing that can be. ”
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Therapy isn’t the only way: Ancestral healing tools we already have
“No one called it ‘group therapy,’ but that kitchen table, covered in flour dust and green seasoning, holds space for truth.”
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