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Run Like the Wind

Whether you’re battling a strong headwind or benefiting from a steady breeze at your back, there’s no doubt that the wind impacts your performance as a runner. But factoring this invisible force of na

Ditch Resolutions

It’s January, so your head might be swimming with intentions for the year ahead: resolutions to set, goals to nail, habits to form, and visualizations to implement. Where to begin? And what’s the diff

Bryan Adams: Waking Up the World

When Bryan Adams sings that “it cuts like a knife,” you can almost feel the cold blade. When he reminisces about the summer of ’69, you’re certain those were the best days. When he confesses, “Everyth

5 Meditation Alternatives for Non-meditative Folk

What began many centuries ago as a spiritual practice has taken a comfortable seated position in mainstream culture. Praised by Silicon Valley CEOs and charismatic TV personalities alike, meditation i

Scribble Anxiety Away

Whether you’re actively experiencing anxiety or would simply like to invest in regular self-care and proactive stress management, art therapist Shauna Kaendo recommends the following directive. Grab a

Best Hostess Gift Ever

Forget chestnuts roasting on an open fire. The best way to enjoy nuts (and seeds!) this season is creamy, spreadable, and addictive. Whip up these nut and seed butters, spoon them into jars, and put b

Is This the Next Big Thing in CBD?

When you think “lightning-fast innovation,” you probably think of San Francisco start-ups churning out new apps and gadgets. But the innovation happening in the world of hemp CBD (cannabidiol) is as f

Seeing Ethical Meat Through an Indigenous Lens

Just outside of Vancouver, the waters of the Capilano River lap at the shore as the river empties into the sea. A woman has trekked here from the opposite end of the city. She kneels, releasing a hand

Revive the lost art of reflection

In the daily grind of constant doing, reflection can feel a far way off. Yet, without practising reflection upon what we’re doing, how we’re going about it, and why, that very doing can lose its meani

Taking a Stand for GMO Labelling, Regenerative Agriculture, and Nature

At 19 years old, Rachel Parent is already a luminary leader who encourages everyone—no matter their age—to join her in the fight for GMO labelling and protecting the planet. Find out how this activist