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When the government of Ontario announced the extension of elementary school closures earlier this month, Jennifer Azevedo says she almost burst into tears. Azevedo, a mother of two children, has been working from home since last year and says she feels exhausted from work, homeschooling and life. She adds she also feels guilty almost every

Perceived partner commitment, appreciation and sexual satisfaction are among the main predictors of a relationship’s success, according to a 2020 study led by a research team at Western University. At one point or another, the question of what makes a successful relationship has crossed the minds of many people, whether they are in a new

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, some people have avoided in-person visits to their doctor and more clinics are offering Telehealth services. Dr. Parminder Singh, a managing director of clinical services based in Toronto, says the pandemic has catalyzed the end experience of virtual care. Singh joined The Morning Show to explain when in-person check-ups are

Monday marks the one-year anniversary of the first reported case of COVID-19 in Canada and experts are wondering what 2021 holds when it comes to prevention measures and vaccines. For Isaac Bogoch, an infectious disease specialist in Toronto, one of the biggest takeaways from the past year is seeing how the country has adapted to

As Canadians continue to work from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, creating a healthy workstation has become imperative. Nekessa Remy, a chiropractor based in Mississauga, Ont., shares some tips on how you can improve your posture and create a better workspace. Read more: Many Canadians have bad posture — here’s how to fix it

Since 1986, North York Harvest has operated out of a small office and large warehouse in Northern Toronto where they continue to support 40 member agencies across the city as well as run food programs and advocate for long-term food solutions. Henry Chiu, director of development and marketing at the food bank, says at the

For two weeks, Ryan Hook and his partner have been trying to book an appointment with a sexual health clinic in Victoria, B.C. The clinic operates on a day-by-day basis and doesn’t take waitlists. By 7:30 a.m., Hook says all the slots are already booked. He tried sending the clinic an email, only to receive

As provincial lockdowns and stay-at-home orders continue to keep many non-essential businesses closed, more and more shops are pivoting to online platforms. The rise of e-commerce is nothing new, but the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted just how crucial it is in order for small businesses to survive. READ MORE: Canada on track for record online

Do fit kids have fit parents? Yes. That’s according to a study published by Statistics Canada on Wednesday that found a direct correlation between the fitness levels of Canadian children and their parents. Read more: Looking for winter activities during COVID-19? Here’s what you should know “Essentially we found that there was a trend for

For Canadians who are having a hard time sticking to their new year budgeting plans, you’re not alone. On Monday, Canada Post reported that 2020 was a record-breaking year for online shopping. Edmonton-based financial expert Kelley Keehn shares tips on how to curb your online shopping habits and save more money with an anti-budgeting plan. Read

For the past few years, Kim’s Convenience has provided numerous fans with fun and heartwarming moments. In the last year, viewers have also looked to the Kim family for a sense of comfort and laughter during the COVID-19 pandemic. “The time that we’re in, everybody’s stressed, everybody’s anxious about COVID, racial tensions rising,” said Jean

The administration of COVID-19 vaccinations is now underway in each province — but some of us are still left confused about the rollouts and restrictions. Infectious disease specialist Isaac Bogoch recently joined The Morning Show to answer all your vaccine-related questions. Read more: Ontario to delay 2nd vaccine dose until up to 42 days due

Angie Thomas, author of The Hate U Give, is back with a prequel Concrete Rose, a compelling story of Black fatherhood and youth. Thomas says that while she had no plans to revisit characters like Maverick from The Hate U Give, it was her readers who led her to write its prequel. “So many of

Stay home. This has been one of the driving messages we’ve heard throughout the pandemic to combat the spread of COVID-19. Last week, the Ontario government’s stay-at-home order came into effect and the province entered its second state of emergency. “By doing the right thing and staying home, you can stay safe and save lives,”

Warning: This article may be triggering for some readers. Please read at your own discretion. The death of Dr. Karine Dion, an emergency physician from Granby, Que., devastated Canadians across the country. Dion died by suicide earlier this month and according to her family, it was the stress of the COVID-19 pandemic that led to

The holiday season may be over but this doesn’t mean the deals have gone away. Personal finance expert Barry Choi recently joined The Morning Show with some timely tips on what you should and shouldn’t buy in January. Read more: The best fashion deals for January For the tech lovers, he recommends attending the Computer

The following article contains spoilers about Bridgerton Season 2. Read at your own discretion. Bridgerton, Netflix’s latest most-watched drama, has become a binge-worthy favourite for millions around the world. The series explores the themes of love and marriage among wealthy families in the Regency area of London, paired with beautiful costumes and a diverse cast.

With the closure of many gyms and fitness facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic, many Canadians have looked to find alternative and creative ways to exercise at home.  Ayanna Gibb, owner and instructor at Inspire Women’s Fitness, an all-women fitness studio in Langley, B.C., says her clients have found a use for numerous household items to

Tis’ the season to be saving and January sales have arrived.  The Morning Show’s fashion expert Natalie Sexton recently shared some tips for finding the best deals this winter.  She suggests always looking at the return policy — especially if you’re shopping online. This way you don’t get stuck with any final sales on items

In the deli case at Chinched, a popular restaurant and charcuterie shop in downtown St. John’s, the house-made bologna sits on a shelf above the carefully cured salamis and sausages, larger in diameter and unmistakably pink. “Make bologna beautiful again” is the restaurant’s unofficial slogan for the meat, which owner Michelle LeBlanc says is “one

It’s been one week into 2021 and some of us are already struggling to keep up with our resolutions — among those who made any this year, that is.  New year’s resolutions may not be on people’s minds as gyms continue to be closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and unemployment rates are at a

Last year during exam season, Sarah Vereschagin and her friends would book study rooms on campus, do coffee runs and use whiteboards to study. This year, the University of British Columbia student has spent the majority of her time studying alone with the comfort of her screens. Vereschagin, a third-year accounting and business technology management

While many of us are happy to say goodbye to 2020, financial stress, unemployment and looming bills over the holidays may have followed us into the new year.  For Canadians who still find themselves out of work due to the COVID-19 pandemic, financial expert Preet Banerjee says there are still some government benefits available, including

A little Italian greyhound from Montreal has become a massive worldwide social media star. Tika the Iggy has been taking the internet by storm with her haute couture outfits and sassy attitude. And while you may not have known it, she’s been doing it from the Montreal neighbourhood of Ville-Emard. “She’s pretty big now,” said

With the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic in full effect, the 2020 holiday season is far from being a normal one. More people are staying home and shopping for gifts might not be a top priority. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t add some high-tech fun to your wishlist this year though. And if you’re

It’s been three weeks since Canadian actor Elliot Page came out as transgender, and now he’s thanking his fans and supporters for “the greatest gift.” Page, 33, posted his first selfie since coming out to his Instagram account along with a short message. He also recommended supporting two groups, Transanta and Trans Lifeline, that work

English comedian Eddie Izzard has been receiving kudos from fans and well-wishers after she publicly confirmed her pronouns and gender fluidity on a TV show. Appearing on British TV channel Sky’s Portrait Artist of the Year, where artists craft portraits of famous people, Izzard, 58, revealed her pronoun choice while posing. Artist Curtis Holder — who

In what Canadian legal experts are calling an unprecedented case, a B.C. man has been charged with dangerous driving in Alberta after he was allegedly caught sleeping in a self-driving Tesla as it sped south on Highway 2 between Edmonton and Calgary this past summer. Court records indicate Leran Cai, 20, had a first court

We won’t physically see the traditional rush of Boxing Day this year, as many Canadians turn to online shopping to score sales amid the coronavirus pandemic. But deal hunters will still get their chance to take advantage of steep discounts on one of the biggest shopping days of the year as online retailers strive to

Canada’s expectant mothers say they are juggling a wider range of challenges than ever in their pandemic pregnancies. “We wanted to have a baby, but at the same time, it’s just like, ‘Do I want to bring it in this crazy world that’s going on right now?’” said Stacey VanTassell of Digby, Nova Scotia. VanTassell