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Not sure if you should hit the gym when you're feeling under the weather? Find out when it's okay to keep up your routine, and when you should stay home and rest.

Empowered patient: If you've never really experienced depression, it's hard to understand what it's like. Tobin Levy shares her downward spiral from thriving magazine writer to suicidal wreck — and how she's navigating her way to a brighter tomorrow.

Every once in a while I write something which results in epic amounts of vitriol that questions my lineage, like this article about how smoking pot can make you fat. It’s gone to archive now so you can’t see the 400+ comments that were largely about how much I suck.

Going to a music fest this summer? Here are five fashion trends that will keep you cool and comfortable – even in the mosh pit!

Television shows have traditionally fused entertainment with moral instruction—even the crummy ones like Full House. From I Love Lucy to The Cosby Show, the most popular shows have always chosen to emphasize the cultural importance of being a good person (kind, honest, empathetic).

While I'm loathe to admit it, sometimes a really bad hair day can really throw off my mood. Ditto with a giant pimple in the centre of my face.

What are the worst foods in North America? The Center for Science in the Public Interest revealed their 2011 list yesterday, and it has some doozies: desserts with two and a half days' worth of saturated fat, drinks with more than half a day's calories.

Floral and abstract prints are this season's hottest trend. We've got great ideas on how to wear the summer style in your 20s to your 50s and beyond

Feeling the heat? Cucumbers can actually help your body stay cool, and they're also great for heart health. Try our recipe for no-cook cucumber and salmon rolls.

It’s been the hottest week of the year in Toronto so far. Keep cool with these chillin’ treats.

It’s going to be a long hot summer, according to Environment Canada — and having bored kids on your hands can make those summer days seem endless (and not in a good way). Sure, I can think of a million things to keep my kids occupied — but a lot of them are really expensive.

What is it that we love about road trips? Theoretically, they shouldn’t be as much fun as they are: you’re in close quarters for lengthy chunks of time, you’re away from the comforts of home and you’re touring unfamiliar terrain.