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If your creative juices are flowing and you just don’t know how to direct your energy, check out ReadyMade – How to Make {Almost} Everything: A Do-It-Yourself Primer, home editor Amanda Eaton's decor pick of the month

The #ThisIsWhere campaign and SafeTTC app are an attempt to 'own the issue' of unwanted attention on transit vehicles — and give people a direct line to help.

After having my son, I'd have an accident almost every time I laughed or sneezed.

Safe, effective and effortless, the IUD is the gold standard of birth control — but only 3 percent of Canadian women use one. What gives?

Natural wine, explained.

Economic prosperity, improved hygiene and greater access to education may come with some unintended health consequences—though not in the way you might think.

A look ahead at fun things to check out this month.

From holiday-inspired pillars to eco-friendly pieces, we've rounded up the most stylish sticks and holders to have this season

We’re copying Kate's style for our remaining (maybe not as lavish) summer events. Some cheaper alternatives, ranked from affordable to mega splurge.

With layers of lusciousness, from the easy cookie crust to scrumptious chocolate curls, this cheesecake spells nirvana for the devoted chocoholic.

Cast an enchanting spell with this season's powerful potions

Across the country, Canadians are forgoing fertility clinics and using the internet to grow their families. Inside the world of online indie sperm donation

Oh, babies. What won’t we do to have them? And thanks to breakthroughs in fertility treatments more and more women are able to have children in ways never dreamed possible. But with endless possibilities come ethical concerns too. If we can do almost anything to get what we want, where do we draw the line, if at all?

Enlarged vein in the scrotum linked with low sperm count in men with two small testicles