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You can’t argue that it’s been a weird winter so far—in Toronto yesterday, well, we ended the last day of January with 10C temperature. Those few centimetres of snow that fell the day before have melted away, rushing past my driveway in a race to reach the storm drain.

It’s reminiscent of quiche, but lighter because of the phyllo crust, and the whole family gave it two thumbs up. See ya later, scrambled eggs...

This fun family tree is the perfect kid-friendly art project

Here's some interesting tips from Pfister faucets about how to remodel a bathroom on a dime. I think the advice is great – after all, not all renovations are complete overhauls. Sometimes you just need a little botox, not a total facelift!

Never go to bed angry. It’s a well-worn phrase familiar to almost every generation. But is there any merit to the advice?

Did you know that heart disease and stroke are the number one killers of women? Measha Brueggergosman, Canadian soprano and spokesperson for The Heart and Stroke Foundation's The Heart Truth campaign, explains her own health-related struggles, Becel's February heart-healthy initiative, and why all Canadian women need to starting listening to their hearts.

From crowd-pleasing appetizers and finger foods, to heartier fare and dessert, these ideas will make every bite feel like the winning touchdown

Watch this video and learn the best way to remove the skin and bones from a fillet.

Last weekend was the Interior Design Show, known as Canada's largest contemporary design fair. We spoke to some of the top talent in home decor about what inspires them, their best tips and the hottest trends to look out for this year.

In the dark days of January my family and I don’t go out much, which means we spend lots of time cooking and eating at home. This is great for our overall budget – it means we’re not spending big dough on restaurants or takeout. But it does mean we spend a lot of time at the grocery store and since Christmas, our food budget has soared. Not because we’re eating more but because we’re not being smart about our shopping.

Highbrow culture meets low prices with this special delivery art scheme from quirky Quebec-based company Papirmasse.

Should an individual be fined for spitting on the sidewalk, in a public park or next to you as you wait for the bus? That’s the question Atlantic Wire writer John Metcalfe poses in a recent blog post for the site.