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Tempted to add your unsolicited feedback? Opinions are welcome today, but be mindful of your tone, Aries. You might think someone doesn’t appreciate you enough, or maybe you’re annoyed with a specific ...

In October 1867, Prince Alfred, the second son of Queen Victoria (and great-great-great uncle of King Charles) arrived in ...

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Ahh, Christmas, that time of the year when you want to either kiss someone or kill someone. There’s no shortage of spooky stories to read in October, but, in the publishing world, it’s full speed ...

Dementia is a progressive loss of cognitive abilities, such as memory, that is significant enough to have an impact on a person’s daily activities. It can be caused by a number of different diseases, ...

When investigative journalism is as considerable as it is at The New York Times, deeply buried skeletons are routinely dug up, even if reporters don’t always know what they’re getting into, or for how ...

In 2020, Craig Brown was struggling to find a subject for his next biography. He wanted to apply his “mosaic” technique, which ditches a traditional chronological narrative for a profile built from ...

Let your imagination roam to a remote tidal island in Scotland, a rural community in Ireland, a far-flung archive in Japan, the everyday American Midwest and a magical forest in England with this ...

Through its website and daily newsletters, The Peak (a ZoomerMedia property) offers Canadians the news they need to understand business, tech, and other must-know stories. In this dispatch, The Peak ...

We all know there are gaps in provincial health care. One key challenge is timely access to general physicians. It’s often difficult to get a doctor’s appointment same day. While many offer virtual ...

Thirty years ago this week, a sitcom written and co-created by Marta Kauffmann and David Crane debuted. Friends, about a close-knit group in their twenties living and working in New York, went on to ...