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Birdwatching is becoming Toronto's favourite hobby. It's not just relaxing — it can actually rewire your brain
Anthony Le squinted up at the tree through his binoculars. Perched atop a willowy branch, preening itself in smug satisfaction,…
Ontario's wine industry adjusts as smoke discourages tourists
Some wineries and wine tourism companies in southern Ontario are making adjustments to their operations for visitors concerned about the…
Which mask protects best against wildfire smoke? How to stay safe as Toronto's air is compared to smoking 4 cigarettes
While the skies over Toronto are looking clearer as of Friday morning, Environment Canada still has an orange air quality…
One Tech Tip: How to soothe thumb pain when texting and scrolling
NEW YORK (AP) — Do your hands hurt when you use your phone? All that texting and scrolling might be…
Tai chi practitioners seek balance and well-being in fast-paced Beijing
BEIJING (AP) — One arm raised and the other lowered, hundreds of people move every morning like birds spreading their…
People with cardiovascular conditions at risk in heat: Heart and Stroke Foundation
TORONTO - As a sweltering heat wave blankets much of Central Canada, the Heart and Stroke Foundation says the weather…
Fact File: Fake Canadian fashion boutiques mislead shoppers
Multiple online retail businesses are advertising themselves as Canadian boutiques on platforms including Facebook. But many of the Facebook pages…
How to protect your roses from black spot disease
Few garden plants attract as much admiration as roses. They’re as beautiful in the garden as they are in a…
Why 26°C indoors is the heat wave danger number — not the temperature outside
As Toronto stares down another scorching week, some experts are warning about the dangers of prolonged heat exposure indoors —…