Sadiya Ansari

We ask the experts — a four-year-old and a millennial — about the unicorn trend.

Nobody thinks they have time to work out — here's how get yourself psyched up to get back at it.

Only half of those who want to regularly exercise actually do it. Here are proven strategies from an exercise psychology expert to keep you active.

The famine striking four countries in Africa is the largest humanitarian crisis 'since the creation of the United Nations.'

The celebrated dancer just released a new health and fitness tome — but don't call it a diet book. Here, she talks body image, working with what you've got and the one thing everyone can do to be healthier now.

Lying in a tank of salt-saturated water is relaxing for some. Me? I panicked.

The system that admits newcomers to Canada is complex — and often the subject of misconceptions.

In-office procedures can be much more effective than creams to diminish the look of scars. And they’re not as expensive as you might expect.

The Toronto writer, whose book hits shelves this week, talks about anxiety, nefarious men and why some people think she should be fired.

The journalist and activist asks hard questions about race in Canada.

While Liberal and NDP MPs have supported the symbolic motion, members of the CPC have been tripping over themselves to prove who is most offended by it. Here's why their arguments don't hold.

The man behind the dashing and devilish Victor Newman talks about his new memoir.