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Is the future passive?

Is the future passive?

Nova Scotia mom, Lorrie Rand introduces us to passive design
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Robyn McNeil

Quiet Revolutions: three Canadian moms on mindful consumption and raising hope

Robyn McNeil

“Does it bring joy?”

Susan Goldberg

How menu planning changed the lives of one Ontario family

Anna Purcell

Ontario mom Sarah Robertson-Barnes and her granola bar battle

Susan Goldberg

Why Arlene Hazzan Green Traded the Glitz of Film for Gardening

Julie M Green

A balloon-free birthday party won’t burst your kid’s bubble

Susan Goldberg
How Nova Scotian mom, Brigid Milway, breathes new life into old things

How Nova Scotian mom, Brigid Milway, breathes new life into old things

After having her first child in the midst of what would turn out to be a brutal Maritime winter, Brigid Milway regularly found herself at…
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Robyn McNeil
How overcoming debilitating depression inspired one mom to support others in crisis

How overcoming debilitating depression inspired one mom to support others in crisis

Little over a year ago Krystal Blakely decided she couldn’t take it anymore. She came home from work, asked her mom to pick up the kids…
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WholeFamilyHappiness
Growing our own in the city

Growing our own in the city

Even though it’s tons of work and likely won’t yield much, I am attempting to grow my first garden plot — in the city. Like most kids his…
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Julie M Green
Does going green mean going grey?

Does going green mean going grey?

I want to embrace my natural colour, but acceptance comes in stages
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Susan Goldberg
DIY Files: Homemade Cosmetics

DIY Files: Homemade Cosmetics

Over the past few years, I’ve been dipping my toes into DIY culture. So far I’ve embraced backyard and container gardening, tried my hand…
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Robyn McNeil
How hunting connected one Newfoundland mom with her food, tradition, and the land.

How hunting connected one Newfoundland mom with her food, tradition, and the land.

The first time Jen Shears tried hunting she hated it. Hated getting up at 4 AM, hated not being allowed to talk, and hated all the walking…
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Anna Purcell
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