Amanda Lee

Social media, store displays, and youth-savvy flavours—behind the smoke screen on how young people are being marketed to.

Given the increased uncertainty of the job market, job hunters are likely to be hearing “Thanks, but no thanks,” more than ever before. Rejection isn’t fun, we understand that. It can put a dent in your confidence and belief you will find employment. However, rejection doesn’t have to slow you down in your job search, nor should it.

Watching a report on the fires in New South Wales, Australian YA novelists Nova Weetman and Emily Gale decided to organize a small fundraiser over Twitter for the volunteer firefighters (affectionately known as “fireys” in Australia), who tirelessly battled the blaze.

Even as a child, Nicole Dorsey was interested in storytelling. She began making movies with her parents’ video camera and invited the neighbours over to watch. “I was eight when I told my parents I was going to be a director,” she says.

You’ve seen it on the news or even outside your kids’ school. Here’s what you need to know about the growing popularity of vaping and JUULing among teens.

A light fixture descending like a star from a soaring ceiling draws the gaze upward as one steps through the front door of a stunning new home built close to the shores of Lake Ontario in Oakville.

Maybe you think credit card fees are as inevitable as that old idiom about death and taxes. Used wisely, your credit card is a financial tool. After all, how else are you going to afford that suite overlooking the Vegas strip?

Thanks to the internet, there’s now a slew of opportunities to earn money online. And we’ve rounded up a list of websites, apps and online tools that will save you money, and better still, make you some extra cash. Who doesn’t love earning money online while still in their pyjamas?

For Tonia Jahshan, a cup of tea changed her life forever. That cup of tea led to Jahshan founding Sipology by Steeped Tea in 2006. The Jahshans then went on to become one of the Dragon’s Den biggest success stories.

It’s said Coober Pedy is the type of place where you can come with just the shirt on your back and leave a millionaire. I wanted to visit for myself, to understand why my dad loved this life so much.

The story of how Mike Speer came to oversee the kitchen at Shy’s Place in Dundas, Ont. is as striking as the memorabilia that dominate the walls. Speer says it was serendipity – and a Moroccan chicken sandwich – that led him to becoming a partner in the restaurant.

Tired of the kids blindsiding you with “yellow punch buggy, no punch backs” while you’re driving? Or are you planning an epic road trip with your friends and want to keep things old school and phone-free? Don’t worry, the road trip games on this list are great for kids of all ages, so load up on Timbits, buckle up and let the road trip fun begin!

Six million people in Canada live with some form of chronic pain, according to recent estimates by Statistics Canada. Long-term chronic pain can be complex, and the causes varied – including inflammation, injury, an underlying medical condition such as cancer.

Known as the opal capital of the world, Coober Pedy is one of the country’s most unusual and unique places to visit.