Language, Politics, and the Weight of Words in a Divided Time The murder of Charlie Kirk has ignited a storm of reactions — grief, shock, anger, and, inevitably, division. Some mourn a man they saw as a leader; others wrestle with the harm his rhetoric caused. But beyond the tragedy itself, this moment exposes a…
Five years ago, the global workforce underwent a seismic shift. We pivoted to remote work overnight, out of necessity, not preference. Since then, we’ve witnessed a permanent evolution in how and where work happens. Remote and hybrid work are no longer fringe benefits—they are strategic necessities. But we can’t just “allow” remote work and hope…
Today was my first visit to Cancer Care in months and hopefully it will be one of my last because I am officially CANCER FREE!!!It has been a hard fight, battles were lost but the war was won!! Through it all, my husband has been my rock, by my side, keeping me safe and supported….
I used to believe the story—hook, line, and sinker. That if we allowed a two-tiered system in Canada, people who could afford to pay privately would leave the public system, reducing congestion and wait times for the rest of us. It sounded logical… until I got sick. Until I was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer…
My 13-year-old had his last baby tooth pulled at the dentist last week—literally hanging by a thread. I heard (from a very reliable source aka his dad) that he still put it under his pillow. And guess what? The Tooth Fairy came. Left him $20. He never said a word. Yesterday, we went for a…
As a mom of four—ages 11, 13, 19, and 31—I’ve watched the evolution of parenting shift dramatically over the decades. When my oldest was growing up, the internet was just beginning to shape our lives. Social media wasn’t even a phrase we used. But now, with my youngest two right in the thick of it,…