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Cosplay means different things for different people. For some, it can act as a creative outlet or a place to make lifelong friends. For those in the LGBT2SQ+ community, cosplay can be a welcoming and safe space to explore who you want to be, inside and out.

Outraged. Confused. Unheard. South St. Andrews’ homeowners say they feel all these things — about a sewer system. Or, about the way the sewer system came to be. Around 1,800 properties will pay thousands each to hook up to a wastewater system that many don’t want.

Robin Shaw battled chronic lung disease for all 19 years of his life. After he passed away in 2016, his mother Monica and twin Logan are grieving and making sure Robin is remembered.

Can ASMR videos help an addict overcome depression and anxiety? Fresh out of rehab, our author explores his journey from breakdown to recovery.

Each year, 943 children are diagnosed with cancer in Canada. These are four stories of the perseverance, loss, and love these children and their families have experienced.

Every family has skeletons in the closet. Sometimes the closet is a shelf in a van-turned-home for seven people and sometimes that skeleton is eating half a loaf of bread for dinner. What really happens to kids when their parents have a mental illness?

Gender equality is strongly promoted in Canada today, but the experiences of child-free women indicate that women are still not equal to men.

“BuT iNfOmErCiAlS aRe FuLl Of LiEs AnD cRaP!” you say. Yet they exist. They must work, right? Do they only sell crap? It’s time to put them to the test. Come on a tour of the infomercial universe, starting with Vince’s nuts.

After years of prayer and soul-searching, I decided to live my truth for everyone to see.

“Dear God, I’m gay, please watch over me.”