5G is coming to Canada. Will your cellphone still work? How to navigate the new digital divide and make sure you never lose service: readersdigest.ca/home-garden/ti…

Charity isn’t only about big donations. Here are the innovative ways people are helping those in need—even when money is tight. readersdigest.ca/culture/innova…

Yes, "runners' high" is a real thing. Here's how exercise can release the "happy hormones" your mental health needs, especially in the depths of winter. readersdigest.ca/health/happy-h…

Oh, no, vertigo! Here's how to handle it: readersdigest.ca/health/conditi…

The dill-icious history of pickles! From kosher pickles to kimchi to pickled herring, there's a lot of goodness packed into this tangy snack. readersdigest.ca/food/cooking-t…

13 mind-bending facts about yoga! Meditate on these mindfulness-inducing facts about the ancient practice: readersdigest.ca/health/healthy…

10 Ingenious Innovations That Will Save the World (And Blow Your Mind): from wildfire warnings to 4D printing to brain implants to super cool paint, it's all here readersdigest.ca/culture/10-ing…

8 Ways Stress Wrecks Your Body: Stress doesn't just affect your mental health. Your entire body feels it. readersdigest.ca/health/conditi…

A Lyme Disease Vaccine Is Coming—Here’s What You Need to Know readersdigest.ca/health/conditi…

The Ooey, Gooey Story of Cheese Fondue: The history of the Swiss dish, and how to eat it like a pro readersdigest.ca/food/cooking-t…

The most eggs-cellent list you'll read this year. Did you know human ovaries contain a lifetime supply of eggs at birth? Or that ostrich eggs weigh over a kilogram? For more egg-citing facts, read on. readersdigest.ca/food/healthy-f…

Dance that dementia away: Research shows dancing can help improve the lives of people with neurocognitive and movement disorders including #dementia, #Parkinsons and MS readersdigest.ca/health/healthy…

Hanging Out With Margaret Atwood, Marlon Brando and Pierre Trudeau An excerpt from the new book by philanthropist and businessman Salah Bachir, First to Leave the Party: My Life with Ordinary People ...Who Happen to Be Famous readersdigest.ca/culture/first-…

Meet the Mechanic Who Modifies Bikes for Injured Veterans “I’d hate someone telling me I can’t ride,” says the Australian, who was born with bilateral dislocated hips. readersdigest.ca/culture/everyd…

Frybread: a greasy, delicious delight, is also a symbol of resilience and community. Here's why: readersdigest.ca/culture/making…

Yes, Your Seasonal Allergies Are Getting Worse! Climate change is exacerbating seasonal allergies for one in four Canadians who dread the first sniff of spring. Here's how to minimize your exposure. readersdigest.ca/health/conditi…

This Is the Most Stolen Car Model in Canada Plus, more fast-moving facts about driving: readersdigest.ca/cars/road-trip…

Step Into the Light! “Dark Room” Concussion Treatment Was Wrong—Here’s a Better Way to Recovery Doctors once prescribed resting in the dark as a treatment for concussions. But recent research shows there is a better approach: active rest. readersdigest.ca/health/conditi…

On a Trek to Northern Laos, Just Getting There Is an Adventure Why take a high-speed train to northern Laos when you can take three days to do pretty much the same trip by boat—never knowing if you’ll actually get there? readersdigest.ca/travel/world/l…

A Mother Was Convicted of Murdering Her Four Children—Until Science Uncovered the Truth 20 Years Later. Story by: Sarah Treleaven Illustration by: Robert Carter readersdigest.ca/culture/kathle…