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Anyone who has waited for a Canadian bus in January knows the feeling — fingers that ache with cold and toes that stay icy long after you have come indoors...

Every Canadian September, the backpacks come out and so do the germs — a fresh classroom of shared desks, shared snacks and shared sniffles that seem to travel straight home...

By the time a Canadian winter reaches its darkest stretch, the sun is gone before the workday ends and mornings start in the dark too. That long run of short...

Come deep winter, the furnace runs day and night and the moisture seems to vanish from every Canadian home — and your skin pays the price. Tight cheeks, flaky shins,...

A Canadian winter is a season of stacked layers, dry indoor heat and long stretches spent shoulder-to-shoulder inside — the perfect setup for colds and flu to make the rounds...