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Back-to-school rituals that help these families calm first-day jitters (opens the original)
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This week, Libby Barnicke and her family will engage in what has become, for them, an important tradition. She’ll dress up her two boys in their crisp new school uniforms and line them up on the front porch for their annual back-to-school photo. It’s a tradition that is replicated in households from coast to coast. For many families, these early weeks of September are a major occasion. The end of summer, and the start of a new year. “I always view September as the new year. Not January first,” s
At Braids and Brews workshops, dads learn the basics of styling their daughters’ hair (opens the original)
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A couple years ago, Justin Podur was left to care for the kids on his own while his wife was away. The 49-year-old Mr. Podur is, by all accounts, a very competent person. He’s a professor at York University in Toronto, and has written several books on geopolitics and social movements around the world. He’s calm, collected and, as a parent, considers himself to be hands-on. Still, in those few days with his wife away, Mr. Podur quickly realized there was a glaring hole in his competencies. His no
North of North’s Anna Lambe is embracing her big moment (opens the original)
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Each month, generations reporter Ann Hui takes readers along to hang out with fascinating Canadians – regular people and celebrities, teens to seniors – joining them in their favourite pastime for up-close and candid conversations. Standing under a bridge by the Don River in Toronto, a photographer is aiming her lens at Anna Lambe, when the 25-year-old actress does something unusual. She picks up a camera of her own and aims the lens back at the photographer. She presses the shutter. Click. “I w
Should we have a baby? Four couples across Canada navigate the question (opens the original)
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How do couples decide whether or not to have children? For decades now, economists and policy makers have debated Canada’s declining fertility rates. In 2024, that figure plunged to 1.25 births per average woman, placing Canada among the ranks of “ultra-low fertility” countries. Over the past year, The Globe and Mail has been looking at the myriad factors that go into young people’s decisions to have fewer kids, or no kids at all. When asked individually, younger women and men cite a range of co
Maureen Halushak leaves Chatelaine full of hope for the magazine’s future (opens the original)
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For almost a century, Chatelaine has been a staple in Canadian households. Since 1928, the magazine – whether tucked into women’s handbags on the subway, or sitting in neat stacks at the doctor’s office – has quietly documented the stories of women in Canada, from the rise of the birth control pill to the fight for equal pay. Last month, the magazine’s editor-in-chief, Maureen Halushak, announced she will be stepping down after seven years, and moving to a job with the Alzheimer Society of Canad
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