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With only one week to go until Labour Day weekend, we’ve been firing up the BBQ as often as possible and the most recent recipe to hit our grill was from Chatelaine’s Summer Cookbook’s "The Perfect Burger."

Be proactive with your health care using this expert advice on the bloodwork to ask for and how to read the results

Who ever coined the phrase ‘bummer summer’ clearly never endured one of Canada’s forty-below winters. While the snowy season has its distinctive beauties, by mid-February it’s hard to find anything to appreciate about winter.

A roundup of the best celebrity feuds, from Gwy-nona to Tay and 'Ye

Cat-eye sunnies, a suede shift dress and more.

The story of how one young woman, leading a mostly undramatic life, ended up in crisis — and how therapy helped her move forward.

Meet eight women who overcame injury, beat depression and connected with God – all by putting one foot in front of the other

Did you know that it might help migraines, lighten your PMS and keep diabetes at bay?

The movie giant Cineplex just released “Understanding Black Stories,” a stash of 45 films now streaming for free. Get your popcorn ready and start with these 5 stunning picks.

Understand what's causing your anxiety - and the most effective way to treat it.

Can PMS (and PMDD) be beat? Learn coping mechanisms to improve your symptoms.

You might think that being happy is the fairly obvious answer to all of your problems. But it turns out that happiness might in fact be the worst solution ever to one of life's biggest problems: the inevitability of death. According to a recent story by Richard Alleyne in the Telegraph — "Feeling happy? Don't be too smug as chances are you will die young" — people who are excessively joyful are more likely to die young than their more dour peers.

We've had a mostly difficult relationship due to her mental illness. Now, as she forgets who I am, I'm filled with both anger... and relief.