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A few weeks ago a friend who is expecting his first child with his wife confided his worry about whether or not their soon-to-be-born child would inherit his sibling’s chronic debilitating depression.

How to pull off this month's fabulous fashion and beauty finds

Celebrate the official start of summer with an outdoor party packed with fresh produce, some backyard classics and of course, our favourite cool treat

Set in 17th-century Morocco, The Sultan's Wife tells the story of two people imprisoned in the court of the maniacal Sultan Moulay Ismail.

Infidelity on the part of a husband or boyfriend—for most women, it’s a nightmare come true, a betrayal that feels like the very definition of cruelty and indifference.

Ayurveda, an ancient Indian medical practice, is a holistic approach to wellness, both inside and out. Dr. Sajith Satheesh is an Ayurvedic doctor at Banyan Tree Phuket, a beautiful island resort in Thailand known for its sensational spa.

Cool down this summer with some refreshing watermelon - it's great for hydration and packed with vitamins, plus it's great in salads, cold soups and slushy drinks

Want to rock the charcoal this summer? Brush up on all things barbecue with our seven must-know tips and tricks for any beginner grill fan

An RRSP is still the best way for Canadians to minimize the amount of tax they are paying on their incomes.

Grab a beach blanket, your sunscreen and reading glasses — summer is finally here and what better time to escape with a great read? To get you started, here are our top recommendations.

This structured tote is an effortless and practical summer staple that you can take from weekday to weekend

Debate about whether or not Canadians should legalize an individual’s right to physician-assisted suicide has been raging since the early 1990s. Advocates for the legislation argue that not only does criminalizing assisted-suicide mandate needless pain on the terminally ill, but it strips these same individuals of their right to end their lives as an able-bodied person is legally able to do—suicide itself is not illegal in Canada.