Toronto’s Snow Removal Plan: Wait for Spring

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For those who don’t watch the news, Toronto has been grappling with the aftermath of one of its most significant snowstorms in recent years, leaving residents frustrated and raising questions about the city’s priorities and preparedness. Every local Facebook group, coffee shop chat, and dinner table convo has been about snow. I will admit, it’s better than politics, the state of the NBA All-Star game, or even shrinkflation, but I am ready for it to be over.

New TV Shows Premiering in March 2025

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March is shaping up to be another exciting month for TV lovers and sports fans alike. As the winter chill begins to fade (hopefully), streaming platforms and networks are heating things up with a stellar lineup of new premieres and returning favourites. Whether you’re into gripping thrillers, heartfelt dramas, or laugh-out-loud comedies, there’s no shortage of entertainment to keep you glued to your screen.

Big Green Egg Beginner Mistakes

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So, you’ve joined the Big Green Egg cult—welcome to the fold. You’re now the proud owner of a grill that’s part smoker, part oven, and all-around conversation starter. But before you dive headfirst into grilling nirvana, let’s talk about the rookie mistakes that can turn your BBQ dreams into crispy nightmares. Don’t worry; we’ve all been there. Here’s a funny yet practical guide to help you avoid the most common beginner blunders.

SNL 50 – The Chris Farley Song

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Hey everyone, as we roll into the weekend, it feels like we need to feel that good feeling. The term “doom scrolling” has never been more appropriate. Also, it’s SNL’s 50th anniversary weekend with the big show on Sunday night. I have been listening to a lot of stories, rankings, and memories about the past 50 seasons and one moment kept coming up. When Adam Sandler paid tribute to his good friend Chris Farley. It made me feel better, so I hope it does for you. Enjoy the long weekend.

When Your Teen Says Stop Posting Photos of Me

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Parenting in the digital age comes with its own set of challenges, and one of the most surprising moments for many parents (including me) is when their teenagers say, “Please stop posting photos of me online anymore.” It’s a shift that can feel bittersweet—after years of documenting every milestone, you’re suddenly faced with the reality that your kids are growing up and asserting their independence. But this change is also an opportunity to foster trust, respect boundaries, and rethink how you capture and share family moments. Not – but what about my engagement?