Liven up your patio or deck with a crate full of flowers...on wheels. You can make your own in just seven easy steps.
Whether it’s a cactus, a succulent or a basketful of bulbs, gifting Mom with a plant is a beautiful way to mark the start of spring.
It's hard for me to shake that nagging fear that I’m being lapped in the race that is infant rearing.
Nurse of the Year Jennifer Keeler wants to make victims of sexual assault and domestic violence ‘survivors from the second they see me.’
Debate over trend to replace registered nurses with registered practical nurses grows.
Travelling bus helps ensure children aren’t suffering from poor oral health.
The Toronto Star Nightingale Award is presented each year to an Ontario nurse nominated by her or his patients or peers. The recipient and honourable mentions are selected by representatives from Ontario’s nursing associations and the Star.
Birgit Belter King’s compulsion to come to victim’s aid at an accident scene didn’t go unnoticed.
Vanessa Wright of the Crossroads Clinic in Toronto stresses the importance of primary health care, especially for new arrivals.
Poor hygiene can create further problems for long-term care residents.
Michelle O’Rourke’s background in nursing and theology makes a big difference in the design of the facility.
Public health nurse Janson Chan has developed a program for teens with autism so they can form friendships and just be themselves.
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A hydroponic system designed to feed astronauts is part of a pilot project for growing fresh fruits and vegetables in Canada's North, where food insecurity persists.
Make chorizo from Lucky Peach’s sausage-centric book
Toronto's Rebecca Levitan will turn anyone's face into a sugar cookie.
Cluny Bistro is a good French restaurant in the flavour-challenged Distillery District.
Take inspiration from these three recipes, and make mom a dish she’ll remember.
Celebrate Star Wars Day by eating Jawa Food, Bespin Brownies and Princess Leia buns.
The Kentucky Derby is known for its fashionable hats. Here's a look at some of the most interesting looks from years past.
Viral video of a baby koala venturing outside his mother's pouch draws social media attention.
We had our colleagues try to guess what flavour jelly bean this was.
Hopper, an airfare prediction app, says peak prices this summer will be the lowest since 2009.
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art reopens in mid-May after an ambitious $305 million expansion and facelift.
Sarah Jessica Parker fires back at a fashion blogger for their critique of her outfit at the Met Gala.
Madagascar's first ever hot air balloon festival has taken off, in a bid to promote tourism in the country. The festival runs until 7th May.
Simon Fraser University researchers are developing a control system to make the use of bionic hands more intuitive.
Chanel shows its 2017 cruise collection in Havana - but locals say they feel excluded.
Toronto chefs share a meal with their mom's and talk about what they've learned from them both inside and outside the kitchen.
You know what we really want on Mother's Day? We'd like you to leave us alone.
A guilty verdict in the tragic death of toddler Ezekiel Stephan serves as a warning against putting blind trust in alternative medicine.
Conversations might change from dating to diapers, but it’s still possible to keep old friendships alive after having kids.
New services are popping up to help overwhelmed or indecisive parents name their newborns. Experts consider criteria like popularity and likelihood for success.
The globetrotting journalist discusses his best moments and learning lessons.
Gardening provides exercise, creative expression and quiet time, among other benefits.
Gardening expert Mark Cullen reveals how cutting, raking, fertilizing and weeding all help create a lawn your neighbours will envy.
Mediterranean Garden greenhouse set the stage for Mark Cullen’s Spring Gardening 2016 video series
A luscious lawn is closer than you think. Mark deciphers the mysteries of nitrogen, phosphorous and potash, iron, magnesium and more: what do they do and how your lawn needs them to flourish this year.
Mark goes beyond green-thumb tips to share the essential by-products of good gardening: contemplation, peace, love, nature and serenity.
Mark shows how to get the growing season started right with complete recommendations for soil types, supplies/equipment, light, water and maintenance.
Mark explains why key veggies – tomatoes, peppers, kale/chard, green beans and onions – are on the rise. Flowers are for the birds!
Mark shows how using the right tools is the key to getting rid of weeds – and preventing them from coming back.
Mark discusses why biodiversity is so hot with Canadian gardeners, demonstrating butterfly plants, a native bee habitat and the impact on wildlife of adding still water to your garden.
Stigma around mental health issues prevents women, particularly new moms, from seeking the help they need. WCH is working to close this barrier
Women's challenges can differ from men's, making traditional treatment plans less effective
Physicians with the Women’s Cardiovascular Health Initiative not only rehabilitate heart attack patients, but help at-risk patients with prevention strategies before disease occurs
Program geared to professional writers and technical communicators.
Travelling tailor finds perfect fit in certificate
Many reasons to book a course and re-enter the classroom come fall
ELX provides one-on-one coaching, master classes and networking events
Social work just one of many courses to choose from
Evening classes, online courses, hybrid delivery and correspondence also options at Seneca
Families allege they were misinformed about their sperm donor who turned out to be mentally ill and have a criminal past.
Target the psoas, a muscle that connects the lumbar vertebrae to the femur.
New Canadian research highlights benefits of short-but-intense interval training, compared to traditional exercise
Conditions related to weight management and cardiovascular health — obesity, diabetes, heart disease — are high among people with mental disorders.
A new, peer-reviewed study from China adds to the growing evidence suggesting that the quality of the air has a role in fat gain.
Health Minister Eric Hoskins has given the thumbs up to major hospital restructuring in the eastern GTA, which will also split up the Rouge Valley Health System.
Stars arrive for the The Costume Institute Benefit gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Swap the heavy denim for soft and supple chambray featuring the prettiest of bows, floral prints and to-die-for embroidery.
Sotheby's sale will feature works of Helmut Newton, Peter Lindbergh and Irving Penn.
Lady Gaga and Elton John are coming together in the name of fashion. The duo has collaborated with Macy's on a limited edition clothing line benefiting their two charities.