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The explosive interview will air Sunday, March 7.

Artem Varnitsin / EyeEm Even through the pandemic, people are choosing to start or expand their families. People often say there’s no “perfect time” to have a baby. Having a child — whether it’s your first, or your fifth — is a life-changing experience, and when you make that decision, you have to factor in fertility, money, timing, career, housing, and about a billion other factors. It’s pretty close to impossible for all of those things to be at an ideal place at the exact same ...

Courtesy of Emma Lumi, Lethal Lady V, and Zoey Belle From left to right: Emma Lumi, Lethal Lady V, and Zoey Belle are among Canadian service providers who shared their hopes for Valentines Day. When we think about Valentine’s Day, heart-racing associations come to mind: romance, gifts, boxes of chocolate, flowers, and bedroom activities. This year is driving many Canadians up the wall, because they’re missing out on touch and intimacy. For Canadians who make their livings off sex work in pa...

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. In this edition, we delve into the marketing behind a viral supermarket ad, the criticism that followed, and ways budget-minded Canadians can shop ethically during the COVID-19 pandemic. Ask any Canadian who’s bought groceries at No Frills and they can probably confirm that, unlike what’s shown in the supermarket’s latest viral ad, they’ve never flown through aisles, surfboarded on their receipts, or encountered a grandma shopping faster than Usain Bolt. These superheroic feats can b...

 | Updated January 21, 2021 ASSOCIATED PRESS Julie Payette delivers the throne speech in the Senate chamber in Ottawa on Sept. 23, 2020. OTTAWA — Julie Payette has resigned as governor general following the completion of an investigation of workplace harassment allegations at Rideau Hall. Payette issued a statement Thursday confirming earlier reports that she would step down as the Queen’s representative in Canada. “I am a strong believer in the principles of natural justice, due process...

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 | Updated January 19, 2021 These are just some of the anonymous Ontarians whom Dr. Yoni Freedhoff has featured in a viral Twitter thread, united by a common problem: Their employers say they’re “essential” workers who need to be onsite to do their jobs, but the employees themselves disagree. Are you in Ontario and working a job that you dont think is essential but youve been told by your employer to physically go to in to work because theyve deemed it essential you be there in person? M...

 | Updated December 20, 2020 Dr. Jen Gunter in photographed in Toronto on June 5, 2019. The internet is a vital lifeline that connects us all to more information than we can even fathom. But so much of social media is also just endless ranting. At the end of a very hard year, when so many of us are tired and irritable, maybe we should consider just logging off. Case in point: legendary actress and singer Bette Midler launching an extremely ill-considered attack on Canadian gynecologist Dr. Jen...

 | Updated December 14, 2020 Kemba Mitchell/Supplied Members of the West Island Black Community Association (from left) Pierre Cote, Joan Lee, Kemba Mitchell and Shaina Thornhill. The Montreal non-profits Zoom call was hijacked by people yelling racial slurs on Dec. 11, 2020. Members of a Black community association in Montreal are deeply hurt and disappointed after strangers hijacked their Zoom meeting, spewing racial slurs and profanities. The incident happened on Friday during the West Isla...