1. Protect perennials before the first snow (Alberta & Saskatchewan) Prairie gardeners face brutal winters with limited snow cover and extreme temperature swings. Apply 6-8 inches of mulch to perennial
The question Tim, from London, writes: “Since stepping away from work, I’ve been surprised by how lost I feel. I expected freedom, but what I got was a lot of
The question Ajay from Niagara writes: “I’m 61 and considering downsizing from my longtime family home. It’s full of memories, but also full of stairs, clutter, and maintenance. I’m torn
Dorothy and Jim Patterson had been digging in Winnipeg dirt together for thirty-plus years when reality hit hard. Dorothy’s arthritis, Jim’s bum knee that needed replacing – suddenly their beloved
When Frank Rodriguez retired from urban planning at 58, he faced a predicament many of us city dwellers know: he wanted to garden, but his downtown Vancouver condo offered only
1. Protect perennials before the first snow (Alberta & Saskatchewan) Prairie gardeners face brutal winters with limited snow cover and extreme temperature swings. Apply 6-8 inches of mulch to perennial
There are still a few luxury hotels left that treat you like royalty. The Prince of Wales, at Niagara-On-The-Lake, is one of them. The regal four-star hotel, which boasts top-class
A couple are discussing their retirement plans. Well, not exactly plans. More like fears. “I don’t think my RRSP will be enough,” one said while examining the price of milk.
The question Maya, from St John, writes: I’m 58 and single again after a long marriage. I’m not sure if I want to date, but I also feel lonely sometimes.
The question Amelia, from Peterborough, writes: “I’ve been feeling stiffness, fatigue, and a sense that my body’s changing in ways I didn’t expect. My doctor called it “age-related,” but that
The question Tim, from London, writes: “Since stepping away from work, I’ve been surprised by how lost I feel. I expected freedom, but what I got was a lot of
The question Ajay from Niagara writes: “I’m 61 and considering downsizing from my longtime family home. It’s full of memories, but also full of stairs, clutter, and maintenance. I’m torn
Dorothy and Jim Patterson had been digging in Winnipeg dirt together for thirty-plus years when reality hit hard. Dorothy’s arthritis, Jim’s bum knee that needed replacing – suddenly their beloved
When Frank Rodriguez retired from urban planning at 58, he faced a predicament many of us city dwellers know: he wanted to garden, but his downtown Vancouver condo offered only
Carol Chen spent decades convinced she couldn’t grow anything. At 62, watching her Edmonton neighbours tend their beautiful gardens, she figured that ship had sailed. “I was the woman who
