From bridesmaid to stranger: How weddings can destroy friendships
“I bent over backwards for this woman, and no, we’re no longer friends.” Continue reading
Relationships
More Canadians report being happier after age 55, a new survey suggests
The study asked Canadians to rate their level of happiness on a scale of one to 10. Continue reading
Coming out later in life: ‘I was finally an authentic human being’
One common reason people come out ‘later’ in life is because they’ve been taught that to identify as LGBTQ2+ is wrong, says one expert. Continue reading
Domestic violence relationship red flags and resources in Manitoba
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Finding yourself in an abusive relationship isn’t something that happens overnight, say experts, but instead is a slow progression. Continue reading
Rejection hurts — here’s how to deal with it
We may feel hurt when we’re turned down for a date or a job, but we can change the way we react to rejection. Continue reading
Domestic violence continues to be biggest reason why Winnipeg police are called
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
It’s not robberies, it’s not stabbings and it’s not break and enters — the number one reason Winnipeg police are called out is for domestic disturbances. Continue reading
Super Awesome Science Show: The science of spring fever
On this week’s Super Awesome Science Show, we explore some of the science behind changes in our behaviour known as spring fever. Continue reading
Couple celebrating 82 years of marriage reveals sweet secret to their success
The couple also recently celebrated their 100th and 103rd birthdays. Continue reading
‘For better or for worse,’ what goes into creating a lifetime of love?
By Morganne Campbell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Only two couples who live at Pine Grove Nursing Home in Fredericton. In New Brunswick, a program through Social Development aims at keeping spouses together when transitioning to nursing homes. Continue reading
Inseparable elderly Toronto couple dies hours apart, kilometres away
‘It was love. They took care of each other, they ate together, they prayed together. They would never go out without each other.’ Continue reading