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How to set up a homework space for your kids

School’s back in, and helping your kids organize their desk space can help them focus on homework

Ian Brown Eats Canada

What's your most memorable meal?

Ian Brown asked people from all over the country to share the meal they remember

The foliage of Acer shirasawanum 'Autumn Moon' becomes more intense over time, culminating in a blazing copper-orange in fall.
Plant of the Week

Every outdoor space can use this tree

Japanese maples are happiest accompanied by other trees - and they work beautifully with native plants

A de Havilland Otter touching down in Northwestern Ontario with $500 worth of beer for Blair Cosgrove and his band of thirsty canoe trippers.
The Thirsty Traveller

What would you do for a backwoods brew?

Temptation and guilt in the backcountry of Northwestern Ontario

Q&A

Sensory processing disorder: Why it's not just the diagnosis du jour

For children with the disorder, normal clothing may feel like sandpaper and school lighting can feel like a burning laser beam. Expert Roya Ostovar explains how to help

Interview

Disability writer Donna Thomson's clear-eyed look at the value of a life

In her new book, Donna Thomson, whose son has cerebral palsy, gives a moral, philosophical and economic examination of how we assess the value of a life

The Hungry Traveller

Eataly comes to New York

Mario Batali and Oscar Farinetti's giant Italian food emporium opens with an endless supply of panini, pasta and wine

Back to School

Mom, can you hand me those colour swatches?

The growing number of decor products and services aimed at tweens and teens reflects their growing design savvy, experts say

Lucy Waverman

A honey of a High Holiday menu

Celebrate the Jewish New Year with these twists on tradition

Q&A

Donna Karan gets down (and back) to basics

As her label celebrates its 25th anniversary, the designer reflects on her past, present and future

The Other Half

The pros and cons of long-distance love

I did a survey of friends and acquaintances – as well as my own history – to take a very serious look at the purported pros and the reality-based cons of long-distance loving

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Social Studies
Sex parties, profiting from layoffs, deep-fried beer

A daily miscellany of information by Michael Kesterton

Lives Lived
James (Jim) Patrick Faragher

Father, brother, businessman, athlete. Born Jan. 29, 1963, in Glendale, Calif. Died May 30 in Toronto of liver failure, aged 47.

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