You use Lysol in your bathroom, but what about...elsewhere? In the early '50s, women put the popular household disinfectant to interesting use.

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Living

Lloyd Robertson, Peter Jennings, and Keith Morrison—30 years ago, we deemed them the hottest anchormen in Canadian news.

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Fancy living like a fish? Take décor inspiration from the serene blues and greens of this early-’70s dining room.

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Throwback Thursday: Men’s roles at home and in the workplace were in major flux in 1974, but rumours of their demise turned out to be greatly exaggerated.

#tbt: In 1974, men were deemed unnecessary. Sort of

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Throwback Thursday: In 1971, we talked about rape and consent 

Throwback Thursday: In 1928, we asked, "Are women wanted in public life?"

A/V geeks have a certain fondness for retro technology—probably because they no longer have to schlep it around.

Throwback Thursday: In 1984, our technology was enormous.

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<p>The Editorial Team of Chatelaine magazine.</p>

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Throwback Thursday: In 1951, Lysol made feminine-hygiene products

Throwback Thursday: In 1983, we celebrated Canada's sexiest anchormen

Throwback Thursday: In 1972, we lived in a fishbowl.

#tbt: In 1974, men were deemed unnecessary. Sort of

Throwback Thursday: In 1984, our technology was enormous.