Chatelaine

Being in a rush all the time is bad for your psyche – and it’s also really hard on your wallet, whether you’re shelling out money to save time or, like me, paying for accidents and mistakes made while rushing around. I think we all need to slow down a bit – sure, we might end up getting less done, but it could also help us to spend less money and, as an added benefit, enjoy our lives more.

Far too often in the busyness of life, I can become a little thoughtless when it comes to energy usage, but really saving energy doesn't have to be a big task - there are countless little ways we can make painless little changes that all amount to a big difference.

Sometimes, when I am alone, I will go into the kitchen and begin to eat things that I pretend I don’t eat when I’m among friends, colleagues and family.

Grace McCleen's The Land of Decoration is Chatelaine's next Book Club pick. To kick things off, here's our review.

Five health benefits of celery and a nutritious spring salad recipe

This Earth Day, I'll be picking up this pastel lace skirt that's eco-friendly and super sharp

Yesterday I was lucky to be part of a truly momentous event — Oprah’s first visit to Canada — and I’m pumped with inspiring ideas and words of wisdom to share!

Chatelaine recently co-hosted Gurjinder Basran at a Book Club event for her debut novel, and our April pick, Everything Was Good-Bye.

These flower buds (yes, really!) are full of fibre and nutrients. Five health benefits of artichokes and an easy snack recipe

Put a greater variety of colourful foods on your kids’ plates, and they’ll be more likely to eat up.

If you’ve ever shied away from making traditional lemonade because you were concerned about all that white sugar, don’t give up hope just yet.

If you’re unemployed or struggling to find work, there is good news and bad news. The bad news: You’re unemployed and struggling to find work. The good news: You're gorgeous! Enjoy your beauty if not the realization of your career dreams.