Cities Made of Sand
Sand. You probably don’t think about it, except perhaps when you’re dumping it out of your shoes following a languorous day at the beach. What you may not know is that sand is a diminishing resource t
Backpack Hacks
Whether it’s about the cartoon character or the brand, backpacks are likely more about style than about function to our kids. So it’s up to us to do the heavy lifting when it comes to choosing just th
Thirsty For Health?
Canada is home to some of the world’s most pristine fresh water. The more we recognize how water keeps every part of our body healthy, the more we can appreciate and protect our access to this vital n
The Magic of Dance
As ancient as fire, dance has always been a part of human culture. It’s at the core of rituals and celebrations all over the globe. Everyone can benefit from experiencing the heartbeat of dance, espec
The Blue Planet Blues
Much of the world’s oceans remain a mystery. But one thing we know for sure is that we can’t live without them. Find out how this crucial resource is under threat—and what you can do to help.As a chil
Save Our Drinking Water
Life without water cannot be. Although Canada is home to 20 percent of the world’s water supply, the freshwater reserves are limited and constantly subject to various threats such as climate change, p
Allergies—Not Just In Spring
Seasonal allergies aren’t just a problem in the spring. The change between seasons can also be a tough time for allergy sufferers. But there’s a new natural remedy that may just work to help alleviate
Saving What’s Left of the Caribou
Canada\'s caribou aren\'t doing so well. Here\'s why you should care—and how you can help ensure these unique animals stick around.In April 2017, a citizen-based committee, the Upper Clearwater Referral
The Heart Does Not Age
Despite the “sexual revolution” of the 1960s and ’70s, sex among the aging population remains a topic of embarrassment for many. One Frenchwoman\'s new book leads the charge for a new, age-positive rev
Happy, Healthy—and Single
Single life was once considered an imperfect life. Thankfully, that’s changing, as more and more people embrace this life choice.I’m 63 and I’ve been single my whole life. I love living single. Single
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Andy’s Morning Mobility Routine: 2 Follow-Along Videos
Today Im going to talk you through my own personal morning mobility sequence. I have a short version and a long version,
