Joy D'Souza
Cooking For My Partner Helped Me Bond With My Mom Even More
Food continues to bring our families together.
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The Queen Is Getting A Pay Increase And People Are Pissed
The money will come from public funds.
Tim Hall
3 Moves To Make You Look And Feel Taller
And you'll feel better, too!
Chris Bernard
What Kids Really Love About Canada
What's not to love?
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Kate Middleton's Beloved Beauty Oil Is Sold Every 20 Seconds
And it isn't cheap.
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The Lighter The Coffee Bean The Better The Health Benefits
Bring on the blond roast.
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Prince Harry Says None Of The Royals Want The Throne
"We don't want to dilute the magic…"
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Prince Harry Says Time In Afghanistan Help Him Cope With Diana's Death
"15, 17 years later I still hadn't dealt with it."
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Sleep In On Weekends If You Want To Lose Weight
Best news ever.
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I Didn't Want To Disappoint My Parents, So I Bought A Condo
Growing up in a Filipino/Indian household, I was always told there were only two options when it came to moving out - either buy your own place, or get married and buy a house with your partner. Unfortunately, both scenarios meant I'd be staying put for a while.
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Identity Is Complex For Mixed Canadians
'"Which side are you, really?"
Joy D'Souza
Who I Am Has Nothing To Do With Where My Parents Were Born
My cultural identity isn't defined by where my parents were born. My father was born in Pakistan, his siblings and parents were born in Goa, India, and all of his great-grandparents were born in Portugal. What does that make him? My mother was born in the Philippines, and my sister and I were born in Toronto. What does that make us?
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Canada's 100 Best Restaurants In 2016 Are Mostly In Major Cities
Toronto has 6 out of the top 10 spots!
Brian Trinh
Living on $1.75 a Day Opened Our Eyes to the Struggle of Millions
The rules were simple: consume only $1.75 worth of food and drink each day, and do it for five days. We pooled our money together and bought groceries as a team, but each of us went into the Live Below The Line Challenge with different strategies, expectations and motivations. What began as a 'fun' food challenge for three Huffington Post Canada editors turned into a eye-opening experience we won't forget.
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