- StyleMahira Dayal
Wedding photographer calls out guest for ruining 'once in a lifetime moment' by taking out cell phone
What exactly do you plan on doing with that photo? Honestly. Are you going to print it out? Save it? Look at it everyday? No. You're not.
- StyleJacqueline Stein
'We count down the days, hours, minutes': Canadian newlywed's struggle to obtain visa for Cuban husband
"Fidel and I are like any other young couple, ready to build a life together that we can be proud of."
StyleFrancesca SpecterWife writes open letter to woman having an affair with her husband: 'I need to understand'
The post shows the devastating effects of cheating.
StyleDerek WeidlHow the Ontario government's cuts are affecting my family
"If you don't think this is happening right in front of your eyes, then you aren't paying attention."
StyleSimone OliveroDon't call this woman 'just a nurse'
For the past 18 years, Australian mother of three Caitlin Brassington has worked as a pediatric and child health nurse. She has had a full career that’s included holding patients hands as they’ve taken their last breath, bringing babies into the world, performing CPR and, well, saving lives. But when she was referred to as “just a nurse” by an acquaintance earlier this week, it was the final straw.
