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An inquiry into Canada’s most deadly massacre in Nova Scotia examined the role of intimate partner violence in the killings. But should it also have looked deeper at the violence directed at Banfield after the mass murder?

This creamy wine and cheese fondue makes an elegant fall appetizer.

In a new book, she shares the hard, heartbreaking truths we need to learn and understand about the Indigenous experience on this land, before we can act on reconciliation.

From the best in horror to inclusive programming, these streaming platforms offer cinematic experiences that will entertain and inspire

Cabbage and chayote are two humble ingredients that offer so much texture when used fresh or cooked on your stovetop. The playful blend of sweet and sour in this reimagined version of coleslaw leaves a pucker, maybe even a kiss, to the cook.—Suzanne Barr

Finding a community of people who can understand and share their experiences with PMDD is a huge part of coping with the disorder.

Toronto’s subway stations have been overrun with ads promising a better life in Alberta. Is there some truth to it?

Whether you use an app or write it out on paper, tracking your moods and cycles may bring you closer to relief.

I’ve spent nearly 30 years suffering from horrific mood swings and suicidal ideation from PMDD. Having fewer periods has finally brought me some relief

I’ve been told I’m resilient, and I’ve come to dislike that word. I’m not sure I want to be praised for surviving a system that actively worked against me.

Take all the sticky, gooey goodness of a cinnamon roll—then give it an autumnal twist. These pumpkin pie buns are the perfect kicker to your Thanksgiving meal, and they come with a maple cream cheese glaze for added Canadian cred. They’re ideal for sharing or for devouring on your own.

Plus, a complete guide to simple syrup.