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posted Friday, September 16, 2016
The Ginger Menace certainly lived up to his reputation this summer. Labour Day weekend he was mad at me because I would not let him put Pokemon Go on my phone (cringe). I made a well thought out argument and remained firm. I thought the conversation was over and I took out the garbage. When I came back […]
posted Thursday, September 8, 2016
Fall is spectacular at Ontario Parks. Forests are bursting with colour. There are fewer bugs and temperatures are cooler, inspiring you to hike, paddle or bike for hours. Favourite campsites and roofed accommodation are easier to book (especially Sundays – Thursdays). Fishing and birdwatching are excellent and many parks plan fall events. Below are suggestions […]
posted Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Sacroiliac joint pain is a common condition that can feel like lower back pain, but the source and cause are quite different. It also requires a specific assessment of the pelvis and the many muscles acting on it. In this blog I explain the distinguishing characteristics of sacroiliac joint pain compared to lower back pain. […]
posted Monday, August 29, 2016
Peoples stories fascinate me, but there is one story that I never knew until 2009 when I reconnected with Laura my biological mom. While visiting her house for the first time I got an opportunity to reflect on the things that make storytelling a vital act of self expression. As I am on the verge […]
posted Monday, August 22, 2016
New York City is a great place to visit anytime of the year, for shopping, clubbing, sightseeing, and culture. This fall the hilarious Lady Bunny takes up residence at the infamous Stonewall Inn, chalking up one more reason to plan your next visit to The Big Apple. NYC’s West Village legendary comic performer, Lady […]
posted Wednesday, August 10, 2016
A recent study1 commissioned by TELUS examines how Canadian businesses can better support LGBTQ diversity and inclusiveness, and highlights the challenges that many LGBTQ Canadians continue to face in the workplace. The study revealed that one third of Canadians do not agree that their workplace is safe and inclusive for LGBTQ employees, while 45 per […]
posted Wednesday, August 10, 2016
Since 1995, local organization Gables has been promoting Cape May, New Jersey as a welcoming destinations to the LGBT community. With its Victorian charm and laid back style, Cape May is a Mecca for those travellers who want to relax and unwind. This shore town is not just a summer destination, it also has an […]
posted Thursday, July 28, 2016
Charm City, Monument City and Crab Cake Capital of the World – these are just a few nicknames given to Baltimore, Maryland. Baltimore has also been dubbed “a city of neighborhoods,” each with different personalities and distinct offerings from world-class museums, craft breweries, historical sites and more. For a look at some of Baltimore’s unique […]
posted Wednesday, June 29, 2016
I was on the Pride Toronto website recently and read that “February 5, 2016, marks the 35th anniversary of Toronto’s infamous Bathhouse Raids, the catalyst for Pride in our city.” During the bathhouse raids hundreds of people were arrested and subject to violence, not to mention outed which also had devastating consequences for many. The […]
posted Thursday, June 23, 2016
So here we are, yet again. Brush of your beads, find your rainbow knee-high socks, and maybe purchase a tutu – folks, it is Pride month! This is not an easy year to celebrate due to recent events targeting the LGBT community, however the show will go on. As we happily drink our weight in […]
