Doug O'Neill

Men Also Suffer From The Devastating Effects Of Osteoporosis, Says Top Expert

"Osteoporosis is the silent disease," says Dr. Aliya Khan, professor of Clinical Medicine, Endocrinology, Metabolism and Geriatrics at McMaster University. "We also call osteoporosis the 'silent thief' because it can destroy a person's bone structure - wreaking havoc on their overall health and vitality - with little warning.

Cranky? Irritable? Fatigued? Forgetful? It Might Be Male Menopause

"We've always been kitchen-klatch people," says 55-year-old Daniel Kenney about himself and his four older siblings, the eldest of whom is 65. "The kitchen is where we have the best conversations as grownups, just my brothers, our respective partners sans kids, nieces or nephews. Our monthly get-togethers typically involve a huge potluck, which means lots [...]

How To Better Support And Love A Spouse With A Disability

Relationships are challenging. Any relationship. The challenges increase when one partner is suddenly, or gradually over time due to a debilitating illness, living with a physical disability. "The worse thing a couple can do when one of them has a disability is not talk about it," says Leah MacInnes, a registered marriage and family therapist with [...]

Don't Put Up With Arthritis Pain! Find Out More About Newer Management Options

Choosing "Tragically Hips" as the name for her team in the annual Walk For Arthritis was a no-brainer for Brantford, ON-resident Jane Grant-Henderson. "Not only was The Tragically Hip my favourite band, but I liked the idea of having a punchy reference to my knee and hip replacement - which turned my life around."

Improve Longevity And Tackle Pain With These Nutrition Tips From Top Expert

Respected Canadian nutritionist Julie Daniluk, whose books include Meals that Heal Inflammation, has devoted years of study and research into healthy eating after a lifetime of dealing with her own food allergies and sensitivities. Daniluk has learned firsthand the link between nutrition (or rather, poor nutrition) and pain and inflammation.

Multiple Sclerosis: Canada has one of the highest rates of this disease

Jamie Burt's unspoken response to his wife's multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis in 2010 was a mix of fear and worry.

Quark Expeditions Appoints Laurie Di Vincenzo as the First Expedition Leader to Guide its New...

Quark Expeditions, the Leader in Polar Adventures, has chosen seasoned expedition team member Laurie Di Vincenzo as the very first expedition leader on its game-changing polar vessel, Ultramarine. "The Expedition Leader plays a key role on a technologically-advanced ship such as Ultramarine," said Malcolm Ellis, Senior Vice-President of Operations for Quark Expeditions.

PRESS RELEASE: Hockey Night in Fogo Island with the Legends of Toronto | Fogo Island Inn

In Community | By Fogo Island Inn | December 18, 2018 On Friday, December 21, 2018 at 12:00 p.m. (Newfoundland time), reservation lines will be open to reserve one of a lucky four (4) Fogo Island Suites paired to two (2) tickets to an epic hockey match-up between the Legends of Toronto and the local Fogo Islanders.

PRESS RELEASE: Short Films Announced for Devour! at Fogo Island Inn

Lia Rinaldo, Managing Director of Devour! The Food Film Fest , the largest food film festival in the world, and founding Chef Michael Howell announced today the list of six short films coming to Fogo Island next month as part of the satellite Devour!

Quark Expeditions Launches Industry's Most Rigorous and Guest-Empowered COVID Travel Policy

Quark Expeditions, the recognized leader in Polar Adventures, has unveiled the most comprehensive, traveler-focused COVID policy in the travel industry. Quark Expeditions® S.A.F.E. COVID Policy is an industry-leading program designed to bring much needed peace of mind and reassurance to potential explorers as they once again start planning expedition travel in the coming months.

PRESS RELEASE: Quark Expeditions Launches the Industry's First Polar-focused Dynamic Sales...

Quark Expeditions, the Leader in Polar Adventure, has released Quark Expeditions PolarPro, the first-ever polar-focused dynamic training platform designed specifically for travel advisors.

Chef Jonathan Gushue Joins Fogo Island Inn | Fogo Island Inn

In Culinary | By Fogo Island Inn | November 28, 2017 Fogo Island Inn looks forward to welcoming Jonathan Gushue as Executive Chef. He will be joining the Inn's culinary team as of February 1, 2018. This will mark Chef Gushue's return not only to his hotel roots, but also to his home province of Newfoundland and Labrador.

PRESS RELEASE: Expanding the Fogo Island Food Circle: Fogo Island Inn at the New School in NYC |...

In Culinary | By Fogo Island Inn | February 8, 2019 Following the success of Fogo Island's first-ever community-wide Food Circle in July of 2018 and subsequent gatherings, Fogo Island comes to New York City to explore the foodways that have distinguished the Island's traditional and contemporary cuisine, alongside the food systems that connect us all.

VIDEO SCRIPT: The Making of a Greenland Adventure with Quark Expeditions

In 2020, a team from Quark Expeditions embarked on a reconnaissance voyage to the remote fjords and alpine zones of South Greenland.

SVALBARD AND JAN MAYEN Spitsbergen: Arctic Wildlife Safari

Spitsbergen—or the “The Wildlife Capital of the Arctic”—is the perfect place to potentially see iconic Arctic wildlife, such as the polar bear, walrus, reindeer and Arctic fox.

Introducing Ultramarine: Our New Game-Changing Expedition Ship

Built specifically for polar exploration, Ultramarine will combine leading-edge technology and sustainability features that exceed industry standards, and advanced safety systems that will get passengers off the ship and deeper into the polar wilderness faster than ever before.

Why Travel to Spitsbergen with Quark Expeditions

Deep in the ice-laden Svalbard archipelago, between Norway and the North Pole, lies a majestic island of snow-capped mountains, deep fjords and incredible wildlife that will forever change your view of the Arctic. That place is Spitsbergen, the crown of Arctic Norway.

Snow Hill Island, Antarctica: The Impossible Journey

From crossing the infamous Drake Passage and crushing through thick sea ice aboard Kapitan Khlebnikov to trekking across the snow-laden terrain, this seemingly impossible journey to the Emperor penguins colony on remote Snow Hill Island is one only few people will experience.

Journey to the Last Place on Earth: Russia's Severnaya Zemlya

SEO BLOG: The Best Places to Eat Brunch in Halifax, Nova Scotia

Victor and Sybil Fineberg have created a welcoming, laid-back eatery that rivals any traditional deli you'd find in New York. The all-day breakfast menu means you can treat yourself at brunch to Victor's Big Breakfast, an assembly of three eggs, smoked meat, corned beef, salami with challah or rye toast, potato latke or hash browns for $10.99.

How To Heed Nature's Call If Park Washrooms Are Closed

With washroom facilities currently closed in Ontario Parks and conservation reserves, on account of COVID-19 safety measures, you really don't want to be caught with your pants down. Nor should you let fears of a full bladder or the after-effects of a full-on fibre breakfast discourage you from heading into the great outdoors.

The Best Clubs and Happy Hours in Whistler That Are Worth Checking Out

No one really dresses up when heading out to the Crystal Lounge. It's a laid-back, easy-on-your-wallet kind of place offering live music, stand-up comedy, open-mic nights, trivia games and big screens for game nights. Traditional pub grub food and nightly drink specials are crowd-pleasers.

The Best Places for Bike Rentals in Whistler, British Columbia

Bike rentals have been part of FanatykCo's core business since ski and cycling enthusiasts S cott Humby, Kevan Kobayashi and Bruce Pegram established the venture in 1996. All rentals are equipped with top-of-the-line Shimano Zee/Saint or Shimano XT/XTR components, which are popular with advanced cyclists.

SEO BLOG: How to see Penguins in Antarctica

Emperor penguins breed and nest on the sea ice in extremely cold environments, such as the remote, ice-covered Snow Hill Island in the Antarctic. Photo: Dave Merron Penguins! Few winged species are as captivating as the cute, wobbly-on-land, graceful-in-water, torpedo-shaped, tuxedo-wearing flightless birds that lure travelers to the Antarctic.

SEO BLOG: The Best Place to See Polar Bears and Northern Lights

The majestic polar bear. The breathtakingly beautiful Northern Lights. Imagine for a moment what it would be like to observe polar bears and the Northern Lights on the same journey. The Northern Lights witnessed by guests on a Quark Expeditions voyage in East Greenland.

Rick Hansen: Still Setting The Wheels In Motion

Rick Hansen is putting his energy into another worthy goal: accessible tourism.

The Joys of Hiking at Night

A starry sky above a birch tree at night.

A Spirit Trek on Manitoulin Island

The spirit of Manitoulin Island can be found in sacred First Nation heritage sites, along the shores of a 6,000-year-old lake, lurking behind mystical waterfalls and sometimes sitting atop steep, boulder-strewn nature trails. Our writer strapped on his hiking boots in order to tap into the mystery of what the Ojibway call "Spirit Island."

Media Personality Valerie Pringle Finds A New Passion For Nature Post-Retirement

Valerie Pringle is serious about hiking. When she is asked about her longtime commitment to The Great Trail, a network of 24,000 kilometres of recreational trails (formerly known as the Trans Canada Trail) that links all 13 provinces and territories, she becomes poetic, quoting philosophers Friedrich Nietzsche ("All truly great thoughts are conceived by walking") and [...]

Have a Low-impact Whale of a Time | Sustainable Travel

Sustainable, eco-friendly wildlife tour

Technology's Stand On Fall Prevention

When it comes to falls, especially those that irreparably sideline people's lives, Canadians needn't take it lying down. Innovators across Canada are developing wearable sensors, technological devices that incorporate artificial intelligence, and re-engineered footwear to disrupt the crisis of falling. When Dr. Alex Mihailidis spoke at the Falls Prevention Conference in June 2018 in St.

Sending In The Clowns Brings Joy To Those Living With Dementia

A Ryerson University program designed to bring laughter, love and healing to those living with dementia.

Live Webinar: Antarctic 22.23 Season Highlights

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Quark Expeditions Announces its 2-for-1 Black Friday Sale on Arctic and Antarctic Voyages

"This incredible discount means a guest and their companion can enjoy a polar expedition for the price of one-with their money 100% protected," said Thomas Lennartz, Vice-president of Sales for Quark Expeditions. "This limited time offer is ideal for those who've dreamt about immersing themselves in the rugged beauty of the remote Polar Regions."

Save 25% on Select Voyages to Spitsbergen!

Polar bears, glaciers, whales, snow-capped peaks, historic sites and spectacular bird cliffs!

Quark Expeditions Announces its 2-for-1 Black Friday Sale on Arctic and Antarctic Voyages

Quark Expeditions, the recognized Leader in Polar Adventures, has announced its Black Friday Sale featuring 2-for-1 limited-time deals on Premium cabins on select voyages in the Arctic 2021 and Antarctic 2021.22 sailing seasons, plus up to 25% off Standard cabins.

Quark Expeditions offers Guests Generous Early Booking Bonuses on Antarctic 22.23 Voyages

Quark Expeditions, the Leader in Polar Adventures, has announced an Early Booking Bonus on voyages in its Antarctic 22.23 season-many on the technologically-advanced ship, Ultramarine. "Our Antarctic 22.23 season promises to be one of the best so far," said Andrew White, President of Quark Expeditions.

COVER STORY: BOOMERS DEFY AGEISM

RIDING THE WAVE - Prejudice or discrimination on the basis of age of a widespread and insidious global issue with far-reaching ramifications. But the tide is turning.

Olympian Mark Tewksbury Talks About Life As An Openly Gay Man As He Hits A Milestone

Twenty years to the day he made history as Canada's first openly gay Olympian, Mark Tewksbury returned to the Toronto theatre for his one-man show, Mark Tewksbury - 50 & Counting, where, on December 15, 1998, the athlete went public about his sexuality. The Calgary native's coming-out announcement 20 years ago created a media storm, [...]

10 Common Myths About Aging Busted, Courtesy of Activist Ashton Applewhite

Sassy. Smart. No-nonsense. Empowering. Bold. Smart (we said that already?). That string of adjectives describes Ashton Applewhite, the U.S.-born writer-activist who originated This Chair Rocks, the hugely popular anti-ageism project, and wrote the bestseller, This Chair Rocks: A Manifesto Against Ageism. She regularly engages, shocks, informs and delights on her blog, "Yo, Is This Ageist?"

Growing up lesbian or gay in Canada | Canadian Living

This story was originally titled "Life on the Outside" in the November 2007 issue. Subscribe to Canadian Living today and never miss an issue! Mark Tewksbury recalls the June afternoon in the early 1980s that he sauntered down the hallway to his locker at St.

A Safe Space: Giving LGBTQ+ Youth a Place to Grow

Community and social justice in action at Beaconsfield United Church, Quebec.

Stopping The Spread Of Ageism In the Workplace Needs To Be A Priority

As authors Warren Bennis and Robert J. Thomas report in their book, Geeks and Geezers: How Era, Values, and Defining Moments Shape Leaders, each generation within today's workforce is defined and influenced differently. That can create discord. Older workers may feel ignored. Millennials are targeted (unjustly at times) as "the privileged generation."

"We're queer and we're everywhere"

Recently, however, skyrocketing rents in the area prompted longstanding queer establishments to close their doors (RIP Slack Alice, The Barn, Byzantium). "But soaring rents aren't the only reason for the migration of gaybourhoods in Toronto," says Findlay, who is also president of the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives (soon to be rebranded The Arquives).

Discrimination Continues To Impact LGBTQ Residents In Long-Term Care Communities

It's a poignant memory for Brian Hobbs - one that captures some of the challenges facing older members of the LGBTQ community in Canada. Two of Hobbs' close friends, a gay couple in their 80s, had to make tough decisions when one of them was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and placed in a long-term care facility [...]

StoryBilder Helps Budding Authors Write Books Right from Scratch - StartUp HERE Toronto

Plot lines and programming. Story arcs and software. Character development and computer applications. While not unheard-of, it's not every day you encounter an entrepreneur who's adept in all of these areas. But that apparent study in contrasts pretty much describes Tanya Gough, whose career path has traversed education, content management and technology.

Ground News App Tackles Fake News Around the World

Harleen Kaur and Sukh Singh co-founded the anti-fake news app Ground, which uses artificial intelligence, traditional media and citizen journalism around the globe to provide authentic, genuine news.

FOOi: the tipping point in cashless transactions in Canada

"Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro together was easier in some respects than launching this app," says David Morrison. "We've certainly experienced a steep learning curve - and a highly educational one at that." The app Morrison is referring to is FOOi , a mobile application that facilitates peer-to-peer and peer-to-business financial transactions.

Toronto-Based No. 22 Bicycle Company is Speeding to Success with its Award-Winning Titanium Bikes...

When asked to describe the experience of starting your own business, LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman replied: "You jump off a cliff and you assemble an airplane on the way down." That could be said of Bryce Gracey and Mike Smith, co-founders of the Toronto-based No.

The joys of hiking at night

I wasn't always a fan of hiking at night. In fact, for most of my childhood and early adult years, I'd grow skittish when I found myself in the outdoors after dark, whether I was by a campfire or sitting on the back porch listening to Supertramp on my Walkman.

For The Love of Snow: Arrowhead Provincial Park Just Upped Its Winter Game

I've come to accept that a love of snow is either deeply embedded in your DNA or it's not. Rarely is someone indifferent to the white stuff. I, for one, am brazen in my love of snow and all the trappings of winter.

Give The Kids A Taste Of Freedom At These Re-Opened Ontario Provincial Parks

Kids have been jonesing for space to run around outside and, by now, most grown-ups are craving a break from Zoom meet-ups. And who doesn't crave nature? The gradual reopening of provincial parks and conservation reserves across Canada is sparking a collective sigh of relief.

My relationship with nature: It's complicated

Relationships have their ups and downs. Sometimes they get stale, especially when one party begins to take the other for granted. If respect isn't reciprocal, the relationship runs the risk of morphing into a marriage of convenience, which doesn't bode well for the long haul. So, how do we define our relationship with nature?

25 of the Best Hikes in Canada's North

Trail suggestions made by David Webb It might possibly have been easier for our writer Doug O'Neill to complete the Cirque of the Unclimbables than assemble 25 of the Best Hikes in Canada's North. After all, these trails crisscross some of our nation's most remote places, and up-to-date details can be infrequent and incomplete.

BOOK WRITING: 110 Nature Hot Spots in Manitoba and Saskatchewan: The Best Parks, Conservation...

Co-author of "110 Nature Hot Spots in Manitoba and Saskatchewan: The Best Parks, Conservation Areas and Wild Places, published by Firefly Books.

Green Exercise Elevates Your Workout, Researchers Find - YouAreUNLTD

Christine Andersson calls it her Isaac Newton moment - you know, the guy who allegedly discovered the law of gravity while sitting under a tree. "Except in my case, it was more of a self-discovery, but I really was sitting under a tree." Upon taking early retirement, the 55-year-old lost one of the best perks [...]

Top Cycling Routes in Toronto

You can tour Toronto by bus, car, public transit or on foot. Hopping on a bike is another great way to enjoy the best of Toronto. These routes are ideal during spring, summer and fall.

Let's send kids to school hungry for knowledge - not hungry for food

The numbers are hard to digest first thing in the morning. In fact, hearing them (or reading them) any time of day is downright worrisome: one in five Canadian children goes to school hungry - without a nutritious breakfast to start their day. Now consider that 60 per cent of the school curriculum is taught before lunch.

Cashless payments: there's an app for that

By David Morrison Faithful churchgoers in the Jarna-Vardinge parish in Sweden no longer toss coins and bills into the collection basket. Rather than reach into their pockets for money, church attendees are apt to pull out their iPhones to make donations. Sweden, whose citizens have difficulty obtaining cash from institutions ...

Mine the gap: two young women at the start of their engineering careers

Meet Stephanie Saliba and Sabrina Hiefer. They're young, they're driven, and they're both at the threshold of their mining careers. In addition, both share a passion for supporting women in the engineering profession. Saliba, an engineering student at McGill University, produces a blog called Mining Diaries: The Journey of a Female Miner.

My Port Colborne: Where life's a beach

Welcome to the third instalment of My Town, a new series "hosted" by Vale employees who are passionate about where they live. Come along now with Mark Ottaviano, who will guide you through the picturesque town of Port Colborne, ON. "I'm a water person.

And then there were fish

As an environmental supervisor at our Long Harbour Processing Plant, Dr. Jared Saunders closely monitors our impact on the region's marine, freshwater and terrestrial habitats, and oversees revegetation efforts to mitigate any negative impact. Saunders heads up the Long Harbour environmental team which includes environmental coordinators Amie Chaytor and Ryan Mulrooney.

Polar Promise: Sustainability Report 2019

In our first sustainability report, we've summarized our progress in launching our Polar Promise sustainability strategy and reflect on successes and challenges in 2019. For more information, please write to us at [email protected]

The Duality of Franchise Marketing

By Tracy Woods | Originally published in the Winter 2019 issue of The Franchise Voice Picture for a moment, the variety of students who enroll for one of Oxford Learning Centres' small-group programs. We know, based on years of experience and scientific research, that all students learn differently.

Son's story is mother's mission: "If I can reach just one person"

It's a cliché that becomes a truism: life can change in a split second. For Johanna LeRoux, life as she knew it was derailed when she received a phone call at her workplace in Barrie, Ontario, on Thursday afternoon, January 19, 2006.

SPONSORED CONTENT (no byline): Outstanding in their field

"It looks like a barn, sounds like a music hall." That's how conductor Daniel Warren describes the barn-cum-concert venue at the Westben Centre for Connection and Creativity through Music, located near the village of Campbellford in the heart of Northumberland County, about halfway between Toronto and Ottawa.

SPONSORED CONTENT (no byline): Northern exposure with a fly-in adventure to Ivvavik National Park

Recalling her first visit, in the summer of 2016, to Ivvavik National Park, Mady MacDonald remembers specifically the excitement of the plane ride from the town of Inuvik in Northwest Territories - where she is based for her role as a visitor experience product development officer with Parks Canada - to the remote - Base Camp.

Incredible moments in Western Canada's rail travel history

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SPONSORED CONTENT (no byline): Remote possibilities

What if your window treatments, lighting fixtures and thermostat could behave as if they were reading your mind and adjust on their own? What if these functions could be programmed while you're away from home? Those were the "what if" questions that homeowner Steven Louganis pondered when he unexpectedly found splitting his time between two homes earlier this year.

King of the Castle

Hever Castle, the onetime home of Anne Boleyn, the second wife of King Henry VIII

Rocky Mountain Highs

A snow-obsessed writer reignites his love affair with the Rocky Mountains in winter.

A Walk Above The Clouds

Why waste your breath getting to the best parts of British Columbia's Cariboo Mountains when you can zip straight to the highlights with a heli-hiking excursion? Doug O'Neill couldn't refuse a chance to jump the queue.

EPIC ADVENTURES: No Average Bear

Walking among polar bears with the guides of Nanuk Polar Lodge is a boyhood dream come true

Go Here: Hiking the Triple Crown of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia

Why climb one awesome peak when you can just as easily (or not so easily) tackle three? Our writer hikes to the summits of Virginia's McAfee Knob, Tinker Cliffs and Dragon's Tooth, the triple crown of the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains.

Fortuna, Firenze!

In the birthplace of the Renaissance, Doug O'Neill discovers a people who take the idea of good fortune as seriously as they take food, art and architecture.

Dark sky preserves: The bright side of Jasperʼs dark side

Dark Sky Preserve The bright side of Jasperʼs dark side Peter McMahon has a mantra: "Defend the night from urban light." As the manager and senior presenter at the Jasper Planetarium in Jasper, Alta., McMahon is someone who appreciates the importance of dark-sky preserves - areas typically surrounding parks or observatories that severely restrict artificial-light pollution.

Various articles on Toronto

A portfolio specifically about Toronto travel.

The Bridge to Peace in Derry, Northern Ireland

A Remembrance Day Reflection on the Bridging of Two Once Divided Communities

Why your next theatre outing might be in a stranger's home

It's early on a warm Saturday night in 2018 as my partner and I amble along Ellis Park Road in High Park, our eyes scanning the brass house numbers for the address saved on my iPhone. Our host-whom I've never met before-sent it to me 24 hours earlier.

4 corporate volunteering opportunities in Toronto and the GTA

Reap the benefits of giving back to the community by volunteering with a group of your co-workers

Get your motor running: small engines repair class being offered in Nelson House

It's months away but youth and educators of the Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation in Nelson House are already getting revved up for the September start of the school year. What's got people stoked is a new course offered at Nisichawayasihk Neyo Ohtinwak Collegiate in Nelson House that's more tech than text - and which will appeal to youth who have an interest in motor boats, lawnmowers, snowmobiles and motorcycles.

Summer staycation: a taste of Hong Kong in downtown Markham

For everything from congee to karaoke, the GTA's "mini Hong Kong" is just a short trip away Peter Mak, who was born in Hong Kong and moved to Markham with his family when he was 10, remembers the first time Toronto filmmaker Cheuk Kwan referred to Markham as "a mini Hong Kong" in the national press.

Toronto-Based Artery Turns Private Living-Rooms and Backyard Patios into Intimate Performance...

Written by Doug O'Neill Salimah Yvette Ebrahim recalls her days working as a journalist in the Middle East and Africa and how she was able tap into the local cultural scene when arriving in an unfamiliar city.

[WEBINAR] Wildlife Capital of the Arctic: Spitsbergen

This webinar will teach you why Spitsbergen, the Wildlife Capital of the Arctic, is one of the prime destinations in the world for polar bear viewing, plus other wildlife such as whales, seals, reindeer and walruses— all against a dramatic backdrop of snow-capped mountains, expansive glaciers and towering cliffs inhabited by thousands of Arctic birds.

The Leader in Polar-Based Adventure Options | Quark Expeditions

Quark Expeditions' robust portfolio of adventure options immerses travelers in the polar wilderness, enabling them to connect viscerally with the natural wonders of their polar surroundings. From enjoying a bird's-eye view of the polar landscape through the window of a twin-engine helicopter to eye-level observations of an iceberg while seated in a kayak, Quark Expeditions' adventure options offer guests a truly immersive polar experience no one else can offer.

Immersive Off-ship Adventures

From camping overnight on Antarctic to zipping by an iceberg in a zodiac, learn about the various adventure options available on a voyage with Quark Expeditions.

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Win a Trip to The Canadian High Arctic!

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Jess and Sabrina: A love story

[ADAPTING FROM FRENCH TO ENGLISH] That moment turns out to be life-changing. Sabrina starts to look after a retired horse and learns step-by-step the basics of equine care and how to communicate with the big, sensitive animals. She also befriends Martine, who will become an inspiration for Sabrina. "I suddenly had complete access to horses.

They're miniature pigs but they scream loudly!

[ADAPTING FROM FRENCH TO ENGLISH] When animal photographer Catherin Arsenault was asked to undertake a photo shoot with miniature pigs, she realized the task would have a few surprises in store for her. "You have to know that the pig, by nature, is a defenseless prey," says Catherin. "All he can do when he senses danger is to save himself.

Are homeless companion dogs unhappy?

[ADAPTING FROM FRENCH TO ENGLISH] It's a sad sight and one that's not infrequent in North American cities: a homeless person huddled in the bitter cold, sharing a piece of cardboard and a blanket with their dog.