Exciting, heartwarming, and loaded with positive messages.

“These women are beacons of hope for generations to come.”

Check out 80 art pieces that inspire conversations about mental health and addiction.

7 exceptional Canadian films are screening this month at TIFF to celebrate women in film.

The striking black and white photos speak volumes, capturing the spirit of this moment in time—and the grit and endurance required to survive.

Here are the titles arriving to Netflix next month that we’re most excited about.

Shot in the breathtaking forests, cliffs, and valleys of Moose Mountain, Alberta, the scenery is positively majestic.

You cannot help but fall hard for this series.

“I was interested in exploring the hidden truths.”

“I strongly believe you need daily physical movement to help with mental and emotional health.”

The Black Pledge is an open call for positive, lasting change in live arts spaces across Canada.

Happening on Black Mental Health Day (March 1st), this full-day event will include a variety of discussions around anxiety and depression experiences that Black Artists face as they navigate their lives and careers in the arts sector as a whole.

Oh god do we ever wish that this film had been around when we were in high school.

“I think knowing that you’re tuning into something with a happy ending is what we want right now more than ever.”