While this is definitely not a read-before-bed book (it's fascinating, but the content requires a more alert mind), The Swerve is well worth the read. And that's not just my opinion — it is a National Book Winner, and won the Pulitzer Prize!
Read MoreWhat Is Ramadan? The History of The Religious Celebration
Ramadan is a month-long Islamic holiday that involves fasting, and abstaining from other indulgent activities.
The month it is celebrated changes every year based on the lunar calendar, but it falls in the Northern Hemisphere's summer.
Read MoreInterview With The Incomparable David Suzuki
During my time as Editor of WHERE Edmonton Magazine, I was lucky enough to have a 30-minute interview with the incomparable David Suzuki. If you are not familiar with him, Suzuki is a Canadian environmentalist, activist, public speaker, writer (he has written more than 50 books!), and teacher.
Read MoreWhy Are Elephants Lucky?
Though in some parts of the world, elephants are used as tractors or kept in zoos, in others they are treated like gods and are symbols of luck.
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About Canadian Food
Travelling to Canada? Here's what you need to know about Canadian food: there is no Canadian food.
Let me explain.
Read MoreSome Of My Favourite Inspirational Quotes
“May you never be too busy to stop and breathe under a palm tree.”
— Unknown
“Don’t quit your daydream”
— Unknown
7 Scottish Wedding Traditions You Need To Know
I have learned first hand that Scottish weddings are not for the faint of heart — they are loud, rowdy, and a whole lot of fun! Here's everything you need to know to be the life of the party (and not insult anyone) at the next Scottish wedding you attend.
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