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It’s safe to say that Heather Tierney is a woman of good taste. The Indianapolis, Indiana, native has made a career out of curating the chic, from opening perma-cool food and drink establishments to c

Rain or shine, Monday or Friday, we spend the majority of our waking hours at work. Try these simple tips to make your 9-5 as productive as possible. We’ve all experienced it: a workday that just feel

Versatile, potent, sensual, spiritual—herbs are extraordinary plants. Join a rookie herbaphile as she learns from the experts and attempts an indoor garden.“Romarin. Rosemary.”
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The David Suzuki Foundation’s Butterflyway Project is making its mark for being an innovative, impactful, and fun way to help Canada’s butterfly population, one habitat—and one ordinary citizen—at a t

Nature offers a never-ending wealth of health-giving gems. One of them happens to be a fascinating fungus that grows at the base and stumps of deciduous trees, especially Japanese plum trees. Find out

“An early-morning walk is a blessing for the whole day.”―Henry David ThoreauYes, really. Your mornings are probably cray—involving a lot of drinkable food, dry shampoo, and outfit changes. (This Organ

A few years ago, I was working as an attorney at one of the world’s most successful law firms. Under the veneer of prestige were 70-hour workweeks and BlackBerry-induced anxiety. In 2014, I quit.
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Is it enough to just leave it to our body to do the work of getting rid of the toxins we encounter every day? Not really. There are foods we can eat and lifestyle habits we can enjoy that support our

Whether through nonprofit organizations or individually, many Canadians are adopting all sorts of different animals—dogs, cats, exotic birds, and even horses—from afar, places around the globe where s

Scandinavia’s thriving commuter bicycle culture isn’t simply a matter of flat terrain and plentiful bike racks. The psychological infrastructure that keeps masses of Danes and Swedes pedalling—and enj