Knowing when to trust your intuition
BY DANIEL COLE Intuition is knowing something instinctively, without the use or involvement of rational or logical reasoning. In the
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Saying goodbye to my Guardian Angels; Reliving my past trauma
BY SIMONE J. SMITH So where was I? Oh yes! I had just found out that my extradition papers had
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Keeping Your Skin Hydrated During Toronto’s Harsh Winter Season
Winters are known for being harsh in Canada, and our heavy snowfall, sub-zero temperatures and freezing winds are some of
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The Pension Problem – Canadian Pension is a disaster waiting to happen
BY MICHAEL THOMAS “The reason why there is so much pressure on Europe and Germany in particular, and we learned
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We have always been a warring species; like too many rats in a cage, we turn on each other
BY W. GIFFORD- JONES MD & DIANA GIFFORD-JONES What catastrophic event could end all lives on this small planet? Some
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Five ways that you can take action in the face of tyranny
BY JONATHAN K – FREELANCE REPORTER Action is important. Even small steps make huge differences. This article shares specific, easy
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What the future may hold for Canadians
BY STEVEN KASZAB Finally getting out of the clutches of this pandemic. Much has changed in these few years since
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What would make your skin turn yellow? It is simply a lack of Vitamin B-12
BY W. GIFFORD- JONES MD & DIANA GIFFORD-JONES A report from the Massachusetts General Hospital and published in the New
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Why are more citizens dying in hospitals, cared for by strangers and not loved ones?
BY STEVEN KASZAB There are two Roses that have bloomed and are now slowly fading before our eyes. Poh- Poh
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What happens in Tokyo, stays in Tokyo; a look at the miraculous recovery of a nation
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Japan logged fewer deaths last year for the first time in 11 years, which may be
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