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Learning on the Job: My Experience as A Fast-Food Worker

May 2nd, 2026; By Tiffany Chang

During the summer after grade 10, I got a part-time job in fast food, where I worked five-hour shifts, Monday through Friday. My tasks were what many normally associate with […]


A Look at Options for High School Graduates and Post-Secondary Students to Make the Most of Their Summer (French version available)

May 2nd, 2026; By Tiffany Chang

Depending on people’s individual situations, summer is usually associated with taking a break from school and pursuing other things. If people organize their time well, it could involve relaxation as […]


Grieving the Loss of a Family Member/Loved One: How to Cope, and How to Incorporate Their Memory into What You Do Going Forward (French version available)

April 1st, 2026; By Tiffany Chang

Without a doubt, losing a family member/loved one is one of the most difficult experiences a person can endure. Life will never be the same without them and the grief […]


The Dangers of Always Being on Social Media and How to Beat the Addiction (French version available)

March 1st, 2026; By Tiffany Chang

There’s no doubt that social media is addictive. From seeing what friends or celebrities/influencers are doing to watching the “likes” increase on your latest post, these without a doubt can […]


Should I Take Courses Over the Summers to Finish My Degree Sooner? A Look at Pros and Cons (French version available)

March 1st, 2026; By Tiffany Chang

Summer is a season that’s usually associated with taking a break and having fun. For university students, this could be the case, but it could also mean having a job […]


Ideas for Fun Family Day Activities and Suggestions for Connecting/Reconnecting with Family Members

February 3rd, 2026; By Tiffany Chang

Family Day was created so that families could spend more time with one another. Without a doubt, it’s an occasion many look forward to. While this has been a good […]


Advice for Handling Winter as It Stretches into February and Impacts Your Mental/Physical Health

February 3rd, 2026; By Tiffany Chang

Winter can be a very interesting season. While it brings heartwarming moments like snowball fights or Christmas decorations, winter undoubtedly has some negative facets as well. These include sometimes stressful/dangerous […]