Written by Rachel Dong & Barry Choi 3 minute read F. Scott Fitzgerald said it best: “Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall”. September is National Self-Improvement Month, a perfect opportunity to start anew and reach those personal development goals that you’ve been putting off the whole summer. As the … Continue reading 5 Simple Ways to Improve Yourself This September
Written by Shreeja Potluri 3 minute read Today is #WomensEqualityDay. Historically, women have not been treated equally to their male counterparts. Since the 1900's, women’s organizations have been the forefront of encouraging women to vote, to get jobs, and many other things that were considered to be a man’s role. Men were traditionally the primary … Continue reading Don’t Forget About Us: Women’s Rights
5 minute read We’ve all heard how Canadians are living longer than ever before, but here’s an ageing-related fact that surprised me: Older people are still experiencing age-related health complications, like chronic disease and injury, at a similar age onset as the previous generation. This means that, while people are living longer, they are living … Continue reading For National Senior Citizens Day, Learn About Healthy Ageing
Written by Yuki Hayashi3 minute read Imagine fleeing your home, risking your life, sacrificing your career and property, and leaving your loved ones behind, all in the hope of finding safety in a far-off land. This is the reality for millions of civilians around the world, as they flee conflict, poverty and violence. Every year, … Continue reading 3 Ways You Can Help Newcomers
Written by Barry Choi 3 minute read I’ll admit it, I really enjoy spending money. Knowing that I can treat myself to something with my hard earned money makes me feel good. That said, I’m well aware that if I spend too much, I could put myself in financial ruin, and that’s not something to … Continue reading 10 Ways to Trick Yourself Into Saving
