Spring is in the air. Birds are singing, flowers are blooming and runners are, well, running. Running coach Bruce Raymer shares his tips for transitioning your run from indoors to outside. Continue reading →

On Saturday, people around the world will mark Earth Hour by turning off the lights for an hour. But if you really want to reduce your carbon footprint, try these expert tips. Continue reading →

Darkness is coming…for an hour. The World Wildlife Fund’s annual Earth Hour is celebrating its ninth anniversary this Saturday. Continue reading →

The United Nations created this day three years ago, to promote one of the organization’s fundamental human goals of happiness. Continue reading →

Nine months and $115 million later, the previously little-known disease of ALS has been talked about around the world. Continue reading →

Let’s say in your younger years, you committed an offense that got you banned from crossing the border. What are your options? Continue reading →

The average price of a detached home in Toronto has peaked above the million dollar mark. So, what does that mean for those looking to sell their homes? Continue reading →

Human emotions are great if you’re looking for love. But, they may not be beneficial when making major financial decisions. One emerging market says it’s taking emotion out of the equation. Continue reading →

Ontario’s updated sex ed curriculum has sparked debate around the role schools and teachers have in educating students about their sexual health and themselves. Global News sought out the evidence behind sex ed so you don’t have to. Continue reading →