You probably already know about my favorite cookbooks of all time—the ones I return to again and again when I need weeknight inspiration, or I’m cooking for friends. But when summer rolls around and I’m craving lighter, nutrient-dense meals, these are the healthy summer cookbooks I reach for year after year. There’s something about summer…
Summer invites us to slow down in the best way—open the doors, uncork something chilled, and invite our favorite people for laid-back gatherings that stretch past sunset. And when you’re the one hosting, your outfit should feel as effortless as the gathering itself—comfy enough for at-home lounging, but polished enough to make you feel confident….
Summer invites us to slow down in the best way—open the doors, uncork something chilled, and invite our favorite people for laid-back gatherings that stretch past sunset. And when you’re the one hosting, your outfit should feel as effortless as the gathering itself—comfy enough for at-home lounging, but polished enough to make you feel confident….
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM Letting your lawn grow wild in May to help bees and other pollinators? That’s the pitch behind No Mow May, a conservation campaign that has bloomed on social media and in neighborhoods across North America. The idea is simple: stop mowing for one month so early-season pollinators can feast…
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM When a cluster of hantavirus cases emerged aboard the M.V. Hondius, a Dutch polar expedition vessel sailing from Argentina toward the Canary Islands, it was the kind of news that triggers comparisons to the early days of COVID-19. An outbreak on a ship. People confined to cabins. Questions about…
A decorated Canadian Armed Forces officer, police officer, elected member of parliament and minister of defence, Harjit Sajjan has spent his career in public service roles where he believed he could make a difference. “I know people with amazing ideas, but they don’t have the right investment to take their idea to the prototype stage….
This has been a hard year for software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies. Founders in the space have been wringing their hands and nervously ruminating over the ongoing “SaaSpocalypse”—a term for the sudden loss of investor confidence driven by belief that AI will replace software tools. But is AI actually killing off SaaS tools? According to Avery Pennarun,…
Is she really a doctor or isn’t she? That’s the question social media has been debating ALL WEEK about Cheyenne Bryant, who’s built a large platform as Dr. Cheyenne Bryant. Amid promoting her new book, ‘Live Your Promise,’ questions have surfaced about her credentials. Two interviews meant to address the topic have only added more…
When Halal Meals joined ventureLAB’s Critical Industrial Technologies (CIT) initiative last year, the Toronto-based meal-subscription service thought it had an algorithm problem. The company delivers thousands of ready-to-eat halal meals across Ontario and Quebec each week, and has built an AI recommendation engine to help customers choose dishes that fit their tastes and dietary needs….
The world of Friday the 13th is finally returning, but this time audiences are heading back to Camp Crystal Lake long before Jason Voorhees became one of horror’s most iconic killers. A24 and Peacock’s upcoming prequel series Crystal Lake is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated horror television events in years, blending…
