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How to make every minute of your doctor's appointment count (opens the original)
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Doctor appointments may feel short these days, but they don’t have to be rushed or confusing. A little homework beforehand can help you make better use of those precious minutes. Here’s what experts advise on how to get more from your next visit. Family physicians have busy practices and usually limited time with each patient, says Camille Lemieux, department head of family medicine at Toronto’s UHN. That makes it worth asking ahead of time how much time you’ll have and prioritizing your concern
Travelling with a food allergy? These resorts make dining easier (opens the original)
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Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. For travellers with food allergies, intolerances or specific dietary requirements, choosing a resort can involve almost as much research as choosing the destination. The last thing travellers want on their holiday is to discover that their dietary needs require a daily negotiation with restaurant staff. For travellers who wan
Want to stay at the Sterling Point cottage? The Muskoka getaway is now on Airbnb (opens the original)
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If Sterling Point has you eyeing Ontario’s picturesque Muskoka cottage country and wondering how soon you can trade city life for a dock, canoe and juicy family secrets, Airbnb has an answer. Gordon Bay Cottage, the historic property used for exterior and waterfront scenes in Prime Video’s hit series, is opening its doors to a small number of guests this fall. The catch? There are only three stays up for grabs. Bookings open Sept. 15 at 9 a.m. ET for three-night stays running Oct. 2 to 5, Oct. 9
Self Care: The 1980s season palette is back — but the rules have changed (opens the original)
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I recently reunited with my friend Lori who, unlike nearly everyone else I know trying to hide their greys, was wearing her hair a few shades darker than usual. There wasn’t a speck of black in her outfit either. What’s more, she was wearing mauve. Something was definitely up. “I got my colours done,” she announced, like we were back in the 1980s. If you were around then, you may remember the fad. You could take a course, buy the Color Me Beautiful book or visit a consultant who would drape you
These 'not hot' destinations are poised to become cool in 2027 (opens the original)
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Anyone who has elbowed through Venice, queued for the Mona Lisa, or tried to see Niagara Falls on a summer weekend knows how certain bucket list experiences lose their lustre when the masses arrive. The antidote isn’t skipping travel altogether. It’s going somewhere fewer people have discovered. Intrepid Travel’s annual Not Hot List is back with 10 destinations it believes are poised to welcome more visitors in 2027. Developed using insights from the tour operator’s global network of local leade
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