The Pandemic Hits Some Workers Harder Than Others
Only 4 in 10 Canadians can work from home, according to Statistics Canada By Erika Morris Statistics Canada has…
We Might Be Heading for a Cashless Society
The COVID-19 pandemic could accelerate a transition to cards and apps only By Erika Morris Since the COVID pandemic began, many businesses that stayed open have stopped accepting cash, and customers are disinclined to use it. According to Interac,…
Working From Home May Mean a Tax Deduction
If you’re working from home during the pandemic, you may be able to claim a deduction when you file your…
Video-Conferences Are Taking a Toll
“Zoom fatigue” is real, psychologists and work experts say Work meetings, cocktails with friends, concerts, and even dates are…
How to Stop (or Reduce) Snoring
If snoring is keeping you—or a loved one—up at night, these tips are worth considering Snoring can be particularly…
Sally Armstrong: Telling Women’s Stories
“I like finding stories that need attention, that people are trying to cover up or haven’t thought of telling” By…
Comfort Foods May Affect the Ability to Concentrate
If you find yourself struggling to stay alert, fatty foods may be to blame If you’re working from home…
Doctors Should Be Watching for Signs of Parkinson’s Post-COVID-19
Researchers warn that COVID-19’s effects on the central nervous system may cause a rise in the incidence of Parkinson’s disease…
Some Coffee Is Fine—Overdoing It Can Be Risky
Too much coffee may increase your risk for osteoarthritis and obesity Too many cups of coffee can make you…
Hearing Aids Bolster Health
Using a hearing aid can help ward off dementia and prevent falls By Wendy Haaf New research confirms something…
