As Canadians increasingly turn to second-hand goods to stretch their dollars, some of the country’s biggest brands are looking to capture a piece of the growing resale market themselves.

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One in six Americans struggles to fall asleep most nights. Sep 20, 2026 What should you do if you can’t fall asleep at night? It’s a very common problem. About one in six Americans has trouble sleeping most of the time, and about one in eight has a formal sleep disorder diagnosis. Insomnia can be a tough problem to solve. But there are a few simple habits you can start that will increase your odds of getting a good night’s sleep. Men’s Health lists 13 of them in a roundup that’s well worth

To start listening, you have to stop arguing, first. These three short questions will help you reign in your feelings—and turn emotional into emotionally intelligent. Sep 20, 2026 How do I stop arguing and start listening? That’s a challenge a reader recently shared with me. Here’s what she wrote: “I have a bad habit of getting into arguments. I feel an intense need to make people understand and believe what I say. I can easily spend hours trying to prove myself right, which harms my

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Updated Sep 17, 2026, 3:36 PM GMT A Menlo Ventures partner says AI is making tech workers anxious about their careers. Bloomberg/Getty Images The blistering pace of AI is fueling intense anxiety among tech workers about their careers and futures. That's according to Deedy Das, a partner at venture capital firm Menlo Ventures, who cited his conversations with people across the tech industry. Das said the recurring concerns he heard were workers struggling to keep up with a barrage of tech