Travel CanadaWhat’s On: Toronto Light Festival Got a case of the February blues? Try a shot of light therapy. The Toronto Light Festival—on now until March 12, 2017—transforms the Distillery Historic District into an open-air gallery of illuminated art.
Healthy LivingWhen Medicines Do More Harm Than Good If you’re older, you are at risk from the major problem of over-prescribing
CultureGeneviève Bujold: The RD Interview Canadian screen legend Geneviève Bujold speaks with Reader’s Digest about walking away from Hollywood, and her return to the screen in 2012’s Still Mine.
Pets4 Strange Cat Behaviours and What They Really Mean Why do cats cry early in the morning (or all the time), roll like dogs on their backs, or ignore their litter boxes? Take a look at a few funny and frustrating cat antics and learn more about your cat’s personality.
Beauty11 Simple Fashion Upgrades That Make You Look Expensive A sturdy handbag and matching shoes go a long way.
Best Tips70 Life Lessons I Learned From Reader’s Digest To celebrate 70 years of being Canada’s most trusted brand, we’ve rounded up Reader’s Digest’s best advice ever. These life lessons are as valuable today as when they first appeared in the pages of Reader’s Digest magazine.
Relationships6 Annoying Speaking Habits You Have, According to Science It’s not about what you say: it’s about how (and when) you say it.
Best Tips10 Little Etiquette Tips to Use When You’re a Guest in Someone’s Home Mind your manners and you’ll get an invite back.
Travel the World14 Things You Should Never Do on an Airplane Travelling is stressful as it is, so let’s not add the burden of getting sick from the flight to your itinerary. Experts reveal where the germs are hiding and how to stay healthy and comfortable while airborne.