The days feel like they’re getting shorter and in some parts of Canada snow has made an unwelcome entrance. Add in a Daylight Saving Time change for the rest of us and you have a combination of the winter blues. Wellness expert Kyle Buchanan recently spoke to The Morning Show on natural ways to cope
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Two university students have walked 150 kilometres between memorial sites of people who died in this year’s deadly mass shooting in Nova Scotia, turning their journey into a fundraiser for victims’ children. Twenty-year-old Adrian Delli Colli and 19-year-old Ireland Thurler began their walk on Thursday in Portapique, N.S., at a community hall near where the
Many Canadians are facing financial insecurity as the COVID-19 pandemic goes on. A recent report found two in five Canadians are clueless on what to do after their financial aid runs out. Financial expert Kelley Keehn joined The Morning Show with some essential tips to be financially prepared for the months ahead. Commentary: Whoever wins,
Whole Foods is doubling down on a controversial policy banning Canadian employees from wearing the poppy, which is a sign of remembrance and respect for fallen soldiers. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau weighed in on Friday, saying the company had made a “silly mistake that I hope they will correct quickly,” and that Veterans Affairs Minister
With more people working from home amid the coronavirus pandemic, it’s normal to feel burned out now that your place of relaxation doubles as your office. Clinical psychologist Maneet Bhatia recently joined The Morning Show to share his tips on ways to prevent burnout when working from home. Bhatia advises you should look for signs
A recent report out of Spain suggested more than 80 per cent of COVID-19 patients who were hospitalized had a vitamin D deficiency But does this mean taking vitamin D supplements could potentially be helpful to patients? Infectious disease physician Dr. Isaac Bogoch recently joined The Morning Show to answer this question and more. READ
Canada Post is using three colourful and festive scenes painted by Nova Scotia folk artist Maud Lewis for its holiday season stamps this year. The agency announced the choice of the works by the late artist today in a news release. The paintings used for the new stamps are from seasonal works held in the
Prince William allegedly tested positive for COVID-19 last April and kept the diagnosis quiet to avoid causing a stir, according to multiple reports from U.K. media. The Sun, one of England’s largest tabloid newspapers, first reported the story on Monday, citing an unidentified source. BBC News says it has corroborated the report with palace sources
By Anushka Yadav Global News Posted November 1, 2020 7:00 am Updated October 30, 2020 3:34 pm Smaller font Descrease article font size –A Larger font Increase article font size A+ The coronavirus pandemic is here to stay and experts stress cleaning high-touch surfaces and washing your hands regularly shouldn’t go away. Microbiologist
Canadian snowbirds may not be able to take flight as they normally do this year, but responsibly enjoying local adventures is still on the table. Travel expert Heather Greenwood Davis joined The Morning Show to share tips for anyone looking for an escape amid the pandemic as winter approaches. In recent airline news, WestJet announced