How to Handle Social Distancing Rule Breakers, According to Etiquette Experts
Faced with a rampant rule breaker? These tips will keep your safety—and your dignity—covered.
Announcing the Reader’s Digest Book Club Pick for September 2020
Why you'll want to read The Pull of the Stars, Emma Donoghue's timely new novel about the 1918 flu pandemic.
The Truth About Recirculated Air on Airplanes
There are plenty of justifiable reasons to be nervous about flying on an airplane—but this common myth isn't one of...
How to Buy and Sell Secondhand During COVID-19
From online marketplaces to no-contact yard sales, these tips and tricks will keep bargain hunters safe this summer—and help them...
The Cutest Baby Animals Born During the Pandemic
This is the type of news the world needs right now.
12 Things to Consider Before Booking Hotels Again
It’s not just about dates, availability, and amenities anymore.
6 Things You Won’t Be Seeing in Grocery Stores Anymore
Say goodbye to self-serve stations.
14 Etiquette Rules to Follow When Visiting Friends During a Pandemic
At a time when a social misstep could get someone sick, there are a few things you need to know...
7 Warning Signs a Reopened Hair Salon Isn’t Safe to Visit
Heading back for your first trim since the pandemic began? Here's how to tell if your salon makes the cut...
Face Shield vs. Face Mask: Which Is Better?
Should you swap your face mask for a face shield? Here’s what the experts think.
10 Eye-Opening Facts That Will Convince You to Wear a Face Mask
It's a matter of science, not opinion.
7 Things You Won’t See on Cruises Anymore
Cruises are coming back, but they certainly won't be the same.
5 Places You’re Most Likely to Catch Coronavirus
As Canada begins to reopen, experts warn against visiting spots where coronavirus has been most likely to spread.
What I Learned From Cold-Calling Long-Lost Friends
Stuck at home because of COVID-19, I started calling people I hadn’t spoken to in years.
20 Ways City Life Could Change Forever After Coronavirus
Think of this as our chance to make cities better.
8 Things You Won’t Be Able to Do on Airplanes Anymore
In the long run, air travel might not change as drastically as you might think as a result of the...
13 Things You Shouldn’t Do at Reopened Restaurants
Restaurants may be reopening, but that doesn't mean it's "business as usual."
10 Ways to Celebrate Canada Day During the COVID-19 Pandemic
With limits on large gatherings still in effect across most of the country, Canada Day celebrations are going to look...
How Can I Avoid Catching Coronavirus on an Elevator?
Going up? Take these measures to avoid coming down with COVID-19.
I’m Living in a Long-Term Care Home During COVID-19—Here’s How I’m Coping
An 87-year-old resident of a long-term care facility hit hard by COVID-19 shares his hopes, fears and daily struggles of...
14 Coronavirus Mistakes You’ll Probably Make This Summer
Here's your guide to enjoying the warm weather and time outdoors—safely—this summer.
How Can I Avoid Catching Coronavirus on Public Transit?
Now that lockdowns are being lifted and people are returning to their workplace, could subways, trains and buses become hot...
How Can I Social Distance Safely as Canada Reopens?
As parks, beaches and campgrounds reopen across Canada, Dr. Isaac Bogoch explains how to safely navigate COVID-19 this summer.
Penny Will Pull Through
During the COVID-19 lockdown, the recovery of a beloved family pet provides hope that there is light at the end...
Klaatu Guitarist Dee Long on Hope in the Age of COVID-19
"The COVID-19 pandemic is showing us that we must move forward from here without anger, hate or politics of fear....
Why It’s Important to Feel Sad During COVID-19, According to Psychologists
Canadian psychologist Dr. Gordon Neufeld explains why experiencing sadness is key to adapting to loss and change.
This Group Inspired Thousands of Canadians to Help Each Other Through COVID-19
How Caremongering Toronto co-founder Mita Hans sparked a worldwide movement to be kind.
What I Learned in Self Isolation
If there’s a silver lining to be found in COVID-19, it’s learning to appreciate what’s truly important in life.
What Restaurants Could Look Like After the COVID-19 Lockdown is Lifted
The novel coronavirus will change the way we dine at restaurants—but that's not necessarily bad news.