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For legions of The Hunger Games fans salivating for their next dystopian survival rations, the Divergent series offers toothsome fare.

The colour-block craze is still going strong and while some can't get enough of this two-tone trend, others find it a challenge to tackle. We're here to help you hop on this trend regardless of your budget

I have talked before about my love of salads, and chef in training’s position that a salad is not dinner. But he may have to change his tune after the latest Chatelaine recipe to grace our table

Freak, Jennifer Hillier’s followup to her debut novel, Creep, is being released on August 7th, and we couldn’t resist taking a peek at it with this excerpt.

If you're feeling enthusiastic about the Games and want to bring some of that energy into your own home, here are some great items that pay tribute to this incredible event.

Our hibachi is topped with vegetables and fruit — all bits and bobs from recipes we've been testing - to create the simplest salsa

What makes a good mother? Probably the very qualities that also make a good person: compassion, kindness, intelligence, loyalty and strength — a sense of humour surely helps, too.

I know when I’m getting my period. Not because I keep a detailed or accurate record of my cycle, but because it’s usually around the time when I start to wonder why I suddenly dislike so many people all at once and so intensely.

Alex, Lora and I discuss what a revelation Rachel Joyce’s debut novel is. This unassuming story has immense emotional weight without being melodramatic, and left us in tears at the end – something we weren’t quite expecting when we began reading it.

Have you been glued to the TV all week watching the Summer Games? I certainly have! If you're planning a viewing party this long weekend, amp up the Olympics spirit by making these fun cupcakes for your party.

The hash tag kept drifting through my Tweet stream: #makejensday. What was Make Jen’s Day? And who was Jen? It turns out Jen was Jennifer Banks, an Edmonton-based mom who was staring down her 36th birthday.

There is no shortage of criticism of the Olympics, and a lot of it is financial. Some say Canadian health could be better promoted by spending those millions elsewhere, and others say it’s a waste of money all together.