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The Cost of Celebration

The Cost of Celebration
The festive season is often described as the most wonderful time of the year—a time to gather, give, and make memories. It very much is! However, for many families, that joy now carries a quieter undercurrent of financial pressure. Inflation has driven up the price of nearly everything, leaving Canadians rethinking what celebration really means.  

The Cost of Celebration

What Canada's Economy Can Expect In 2026

What Canada's Economy Can Expect In 2026
Prime Minister Mark Carney-led Canada is all set to witness an interesting 2026. This will read like a generic statement, but it really isn't. The developments of 2025 (read tariffs & their aftermath) have been the harbinger of things to come. 

What Canada's Economy Can Expect In 2026

Leashed dogs now welcome year-round at Crescent Beach

Leashed dogs now welcome year-round at Crescent Beach
Surrey City Council has voted to allow leashed dogs along Crescent Beach’s main walking path year-round following a successful pilot project and strong public support.  

Leashed dogs now welcome year-round at Crescent Beach

How South Asian Men Are Embracing Emotional Wellness

How South Asian Men Are Embracing Emotional Wellness
In 2025, South Asian masculinity is undergoing a powerful transformation. Younger generations—especially Gen-Zers and Millennials—are challenging the long-standing belief that strength means silence, stoicism, and emotional suppression. Today, strength is being redefined through vulnerability, empathy, and emotional self-awareness. Therapy is no longer taboo—it’s a tool for growth, healing, and resilience

How South Asian Men Are Embracing Emotional Wellness

B.C. health workers reach tentative four-year deal with employers

B.C. health workers reach tentative four-year deal with employers
The bargaining association representing more than 67,000 health-care workers in British Columbia's hospitals and long-term care facilities says it has reached a new four-year deal with its employers.

B.C. health workers reach tentative four-year deal with employers

Alberta government eyes legal changes to let physicians work publicly and privately

Alberta government eyes legal changes to let physicians work publicly and privately
The Alberta cabinet minister in charge of primary care says legislation is coming — but won't provide details — amid reports the province plans to let doctors work in the public and private health systems simultaneously as they see fit.

Alberta government eyes legal changes to let physicians work publicly and privately