By Lauren Rogers Updated November 10, 2020 Photo by xandtor on Unsplash By Lauren Rogers Updated November 10, 2020 Photo by xandtor on Unsplash They say all good things must come to an end. I like to think that they end so something even better can begin. So why am I sad when the end
“Forgive yourself for not knowing what you didn’t know before you lived through it. Honor your path. Trust your journey. Learn, grow, evolve, become.” ~Creig Crippen When I was a child, my immediate reaction to most things was “I’m sorry.” Had to miss class because of a field trip for a different class? I’m sorry.
Molly Gorczyca and Ryan Smith recently took part in Twitter’s “how it started/how it’s going” game by sharing the progression of their relationship over the last year. The twist? Molly found out Ryan was battling the same cancer she had been diagnosed with. What started as a simple text to her friend ended up being
Two university students have walked 150 kilometres between memorial sites of people who died in this year’s deadly mass shooting in Nova Scotia, turning their journey into a fundraiser for victims’ children. Twenty-year-old Adrian Delli Colli and 19-year-old Ireland Thurler began their walk on Thursday in Portapique, N.S., at a community hall near where the
Takeaway: Last week I challenged you to go as many days as possible without charging your phone. Some practical tips to help you do that (especially during this anxious time): rethink which jobs you hire your phone for, rearrange your home screen, take advantage of your phone’s many modes, and opt to get news alerts from a
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1. You can accept the truth behind your actions. You no longer try to justify your reasons for doing something because you think it will make you look better. Even if the decision ended up hurting someone else or not sitting well with someone, you own it because you realize that your choices don’t have
“The biggest lie we’re told is ‘Be with someone who makes you happy.’ The truth is, happiness is something you create on your own. Be with someone who adds to it.” ~Unknown That’s what we all strive for, right? Happiness, I mean. I used to think that happiness was about my external world. If things
Kylie Minogue has faced her share of heartbreak, but she’s always managed to come out on the other side stronger than before. Whether it was her breast cancer diagnosis or her painful split from fiancé Joshua Sasse, the Australian singer has maneuvered a number of difficult ordeals in the public eye — and spoken about
Many Canadians are facing financial insecurity as the COVID-19 pandemic goes on. A recent report found two in five Canadians are clueless on what to do after their financial aid runs out. Financial expert Kelley Keehn joined The Morning Show with some essential tips to be financially prepared for the months ahead. Commentary: Whoever wins,