You split the laundry. You alternate grocery runs. One person handles dinner while the other tackles the dishes. On paper, your household might look pretty close to 50/50. So why does one person still feel like they’re managing everything? The answer might have less to do with who does the chores and more to do… Read more: Why Doing Half the Chores Might Not Actually Be 50/50

Meta is betting that Kylie Jenner can help turn AI glasses from a futuristic gadget into a fashion accessory. But can celebrity influence make wearable technology something people actually want to wear?

Father’s Day is a day known to recognize the dads of the world for much of what we associate with heroism – their love, support, protection, stability, morals, and so much more. These heroic traits establish a sense of safety, freedom and togetherness, knowing that our local superhero is only a phone call away.  Much… Read more: Beyond the Badge: Guelph Eramosa Firefighters Speak on Fatherhood, Firefighting, and Female Advocation

Every June, timelines become brighter. Brands change their logos, events fill city calendars, and rainbow colours suddenly appear everywhere. Pride Month becomes visible in a way that feels impossible to ignore. But every year, I find myself coming back to the same question: what does Pride actually mean beyond the colours? Growing up, Pride was… Read more: Pride Month Isn’t Just a Celebration — It’s a Reminder to Keep Showing Up

Most of us know of Aristotle’s famous contemplation of origin and of which was first to exist – the chicken or the egg. This quandary of his influenced the questioning of creation and causality, as it was reasonable to inquire that if the egg in fact was to come first, how could it manifest without… Read more: The Chicken or The Egg In Cosmetics