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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 1, 2026
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Aug 8, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Dreamstime Toronto Star

    Is your living room Insta-worthy? How home decor, our inner sanctum, became fodder for social media (opens the original)

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    Obviously, people tidy up for the camera. It’s become conventional wisdom that influencers shove their clutter and mess out of frame, and so do everyday people. Why would you want to share a picture of a messy room? This is perfectly understandable, and we can all relate. There is nothing inherently immoral about wanting to manage the impression you’re making in public. But homes are not public; they are our private worlds, our intimate places. They are supposed to be where we can let our gu

  2. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Dreamstime Toronto Star

    Why ‘what do you do?’ goes far beyond small talk and cuts to our core (opens the original)

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    Scott Schieman is a professor of sociology at the University of Toronto and author of "I Want M.O.R.E.: Why Your Job Still Matters" (Aevo-UTP, August 2026). Excerpted from “I Want M.O.R.E: Why Your Job Still Matters,” Aevo, August 2026, by Scott Schieman. There is one constant in life: Our preoccupation with taking the measure of ourselves. The way we respond to the “Who am I?” question is fundamental to that measurement. And those responses usually reference something related to what we d

  3. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Dreamstime Toronto Star

    Canadians navigate car buying amid rising prices and inflation: Insights and tips for potential buyers (opens the original)

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    Glenn Downer and Gail Bornstein became new-car shoppers by accident. Literally. They weren’t in the market for a new vehicle — until an errant driver crossed the median and collided with their Toyota Prius during a snowstorm in January. No one was injured, but their aging car was summarily written off by their insurance company. “We knew we were going to buy another Toyota hybrid, so it was just a matter of deciding which model,” Downer recounted. They also own a 2007 Camry hybrid with 3

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