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Not a luxury, not a vacation: Why sabbaticals are a tool for modern life (opens the original)
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Sabbaticals still conjure a type. The elbow-patched professor taking a year off to write in obscurity. Or the tech bro, setting off an adult gap year to build his AI side project. In some parts of the world though, sabbaticals aren’t reserved for brogrammers or the ivory tower. Under French labour codes, eligible employees can request six to 11 months of unpaid sabbatical leave. In Sweden, workers are entitled to six months’ unpaid leave to study or focus on an entrepreneurial project, their job
Volunteers and their furry friends offer companionship to seniors living with dementia (opens the original)
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Care Between the Lines is a summer series, which will introduce you to volunteers in health care who fill gaps and provide compassion in a system that can be isolating and scary. Rosie, Ruby and Charlie weren’t the usual visitors at the Village Langley, a unique community for people living with dementia in Langley, B.C. On a sunny day in July, the three guinea pigs came along with Brenda and Celeste Archer, a mother-daughter team who’ve been volunteering with residents here since the spring of 2
Can you plan fun? These families are making it work (opens the original)
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Meg Ecclestone could feel her brain “quiet quitting” on her. With nine-year-old twin daughters ricocheting between extracurricular activities all school year, Ecclestone and her partner were wiped out come Fridays, only to face weekends filled with tedious errands. Despite using multiple calendar systems to co-ordinate home life in Guelph, Ont., she was forgetting things: a swim meet here, a dental visit there. She wondered whether her mind was protesting the weight of keeping everything in chec
Relief efforts inundated with donations of goods for Ontario wildfire evacuees (opens the original)
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As wildfires continue burning across northwestern Ontario, with some 1,800 evacuees sent to cities including Thunder Bay, Sudbury, Barrie, Niagara Falls and Toronto, organizers say they’ve been inundated with donations of clothing, food and other necessities. They’re now urging people to donate financially so they can more nimbly help evacuees with changing practical needs. “Everybody wants to help; everybody wants to give something physical. But during times like this it’s important to wait to
Are there better ways of living together than the single-family home? (opens the original)
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When she was 29 and facing health issues, writer Samantha Paige Rosen made an unexpected decision to move back home with her parents, Patty and Stu. She’d stay for the next six years – an arrangement that elicited questions: When would she find her own place? Why wasn’t she partnered up? Even as these years brought the family closer together and helped Ms. Rosen repair her health, she found herself defending her choices. The experience left her seeking out others organizing their lives different
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