Anna is a Christian. She goes to church. She’s intelligent, articulate, pretty, and is in her second year at university. She also cuts herself with a penknife, leaving red scars on her arms, elbows, and palms, or words like “fat” on her stomach. But she’s not weird, freaky or unusual -- North American kids who cut number about 4 million, and rising. Ten years ago, it was estimated one in 250 youth were cutters. Last year, incoming freshman surveys found it prevalent among on

The image of your child reacting to the news you and her dad are divorcing – whether sobbing, begging or stony silence -- is something...

Cottage area churches often lack a minister, electricity, road access and denominational affiliation But in `God's country,' surrounded...

Building an inheritance into a legacy ‘People want to hang on to things that ground them,’ says Toronto’s heritage manager Published on...

It’s 10 minutes from their front door to the boat ramp where the Fuller-Thomson family launches their canoe into the Humber River. In...

Spoke folk are up over their front tires planning the city for two wheels Urban life can be hectic, and often doesn’t leave us the time or the inclination to get to know our neighbours or our neighbourhoods. In the face of that, many people are starting to live a more conscientious, purposeful lifestyle, which often includes cycling rather than driving. In the second part of this series, we explore how developers and architects — many being cyclists themselves — are accommo

Developers and the city seek various measures to reduce bird deaths from night lighting Special to National Post | 20/09/13 4:09 PM ET...

Special to the Globe, Summer Décor Supplement, 2015 Susan Alexander remembers standing in the formal dining room of her parents 8000 sq...

By ALEX NEWMAN Special to the Star Thu., Oct. 4, 2018 When I found myself single with two kids and a tight budget, a friend suggested I...

Special to the Globe and Mail, April 25, 2014 It’s a wintry Tuesday afternoon, and the Faema café is hopping with customers. People come,...