Rebecca Gao

It’s become our main car because of how much cheaper it is and how much we love it.

Plus, five Canadian brands to shop.

Lying down on a bed of sharp plastic spikes is purported to have a ton of health benefits. An expert weighs in on whether you should actually try it.

As your climate anxiety mounts—and your blood boils—is there a way to find common ground?

Many people will use the new year as an opportunity to try going sober for a month—but will you really see health benefits?

There’s an endless list of cures that people swear by. But how effective are they?

“This nature’s Ozempic thing, it’s a good marketing tool. But there’s no basis for it.”

The plant has been touted for its ability to improve hot flashes and night sweats. We asked two experts whether it really works.

There are few things better than sitting outside on a hot day with a good book, a great beverage and plenty of sunscreen. Here are 25 of the season's best new releases to keep you reading all summer long. 

We taste-tested four of the most popular ice cream sandwiches. Here’s our surprise favourite.

The new six-part miniseries follows a young Indigenous woman as she reconnects with her past and finds her birth family.

Soy milk from China is a thick, warm soup-like treat—and nothing like the version we’re familiar with in Canada.