Living

Do French mothers know something about raising children that North American mothers don’t? That’s the premise behind the new book, Bringing Up Bebe: One American Mother Discovers the Wisdom of French Parenting by Paris-based writer Pamela Druckerman.

In 2012, Canadians focused more on reducing debt than contributing to their retirement plan.

Working in an office comes with many perks—the opportunity to socialize with peers, unsupervised access to office supplies, health benefits, and direct deposit payment.

After fierce debate, capital punishment was finally abolished in Canada in 1976. (The last execution took place in 1962.) But a recent poll (via Toronto Star) asks whether there is support for its reinstatement.

How these business partners balance fame and family life