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Dive into these pages that celebrate the history and geography of our country, from the mists of Niagara Falls to the waters bordering the Arctic.

Can you forgive yourself when you make a mistake? If so, it could make you happier and healthier.

My grandma never imagined needing any of this stuff - this list helps put the whole luxury versus necessity thing into perspective.

Today is Celiac Awareness Day — which I know because I happened to see a news story about it this morning.

I have to say, I’m a bit cynical when I see corporations and retail chains incorporate happiness into their marketing campaigns and customer service experiences. (I’m looking at you Coca Cola and PetSmart.) But when I heard about The Happiness Paradigm Store and Experience set to open in the tiny town of Maple Grove, Vermont, well, I had to find out more.

With only one weekend left before Christmas, you may have already finished the bulk of your shopping and only have a couple more people to still buy for. If you're like me, you could be tempted to buy gift cards instead of going back into mall mania.

As I was happily reading my round of internet gossip this morning, sitting in a generous leather armchair and precariously balancing both an Americano and a Chihuahua on my lap, I found an item that piqued my interest.

We've come up with ideas to pay it forward and Chatelaine staff are excited to do a good deed a day starting in December!

Everyone is convinced once-famed career woman Bernadette Fox has lost it — except daughter Bee, who's willing to do anything to prove she hasn't.

We've all heard it before — auto mechanics consistently quote higher prices to women than male customers. Not anymore! Follow this advice and you'll always come up ahead.

In this TED video, game designer Jane McGonigal explains how she created a resilience-boosting game that helped save her life.

After finding out what happened in her own family, Amy Bombay has made it her life’s work to stop the destructive and repetitive pattern of intergeneration trauma.

Graffiti, slurs and posters urging "white people" to rail against multiculturalism were seen across the country. But there were also a few bright spots that served as reminders not to lose hope.

How one woman’s perfect middle-class life was hijacked by addictive prescription drugs