In these turbulent times, families have suffered devastating losses of loved ones, from the anguish of COVID-related deaths to gun violence, drug overdose, suicide, environmental disasters, and war.

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Tessa McWatt begins her new book, The Snag, on “the last day of the hottest year in recorded history”. In the previous two years, the Guyanese-born author has moved her elderly mother, who has ...

Students, faculty and community members gathered on Florida State University’s campus Friday to honor and remember the lives ...

Recently, I read the World Wildlife Federation’s Living Planet report 2024. Here are some of their key findings: There has been a catastrophic 73% decline in the average size of monitored wildlife ...

Gov. Gen. Mary Simon visited the northeast B.C. community of Tumbler Ridge on Monday as residents continue to grieve the aftermath of a mass shooting on Feb. 10 in which eight people were killed.

Grief is hard. Whether it’s the loss of a loved one, a way of life, or even a dream, the pain of losing something we care about is an inevitable part of being human. However, that doesn’t make grief ...

Resilience is not “bouncing back.” Research shows it means grieving, adapting and integrating hardship into your life story.

The holiday season can be festive and fun, but it also can be difficult to navigate if you are grieving, whether your loss is new or years-old. Grief can bring up feelings of stress and loneliness, ...

I thought when someone was bereaved it was the first couple of months and then everything was okay again. I was so naive. It is so different. When I met Ella, it had been ten years since her father ...

My husband expressed to me the other day that it really bothers him that everyone thinks summer ends on Labor Day. Officially summer ends with the autumnal equinox later in September (I Googled it; he ...