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PUBLISHER note Dear readers, As we honor Mother’s Day, this special issue of South Asian Entertainment Magazine is dedicated to the women who lead with heart—those who raise families, build communities, and reshape the world with quiet strength and remarkable resolve.

This month, we shine a well-deserved spotlight on two extraordinary women who embody this spirit in every sense. Both Indra Bhan and Nisha Khare are not only trailblazers in their fields—they are also devoted mothers, navigating the beautiful complexity of juggling professional excellence with personal purpose.

Indra Bhan, Chief Operating Officer of the Surrey Board of Trade, has spent over 38 years as a force in both the corporate and nonprofit sectors. Known for her expertise in corporate communications and community engagement, Indra continues to build bridges between people and opportunities—all while staying grounded in the values she carries as a mother and role model.

Nisha Khare, a counselor, storyteller, and media powerhouse, has dedicated her life to helping others find and share their voice. As a mother of two and co-founder of Human Biography and Women of Wonder Global, Nisha weaves compassion and creativity into every role she plays—whether at home, on stage, or behind the camera.

Their stories remind us that motherhood does not exist in isolation—it runs alongside ambition, service, leadership, and love. These women are proof that one can nurture a family and still change the world.

This issue is filled with stories that reflect the many dimensions of motherhood— from timeless beauty rituals and heritage wellness practices to heartfelt travel narratives that celebrate the bond between mothers and children. And beyond these, you’ll find many more inspiring features to inform, entertain, and uplift.

As spring blossoms and families gather in celebration, we also extend warm wishes for a joyful Victoria Day. May it be a time of rest, renewal, and deep connection.

To all the mothers—and to those who mother in quiet, profound, and powerful ways—this issue is lovingly dedicated to you.

I am thankful for your support and the love you have been showering on us throughout this journey. I would love to have your suggestions and recommendations to be better and grow with every upcoming edition. You can share your valuable feedback at rajesh@ entertainmentmagazine.ca You can also visit our website www.entertainmentmagazine.ca to get an e-copy of this magazine.

Love and Regards.

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CONTENTS

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it’s time to look after your eyes – Simple, effective 12 Moms, ways to protect your vision

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of healing: How 24 Heritage mothers pass down wellness secrets across generations

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A passport to creating memories – Celebrating motherhood while traveling the world

credit scores: A 38 Understanding comprehensive guide for first-time buyers in Canada

food at home: Quick and 40 Street easy global eats to spice up your kitchen adventures beauty rituals we inherited 46 The – Global traditions that honor motherhood across generations

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This Mother’s Day, we celebrate Nisha Khare — a woman of depth, creativity, and conscious leadership. As an award-winning media host, director, speaker, and co-founder of Human Biography and Women of Wonder Global, Nisha has made it her mission to tell meaningful stories that inspire connection and growth. But behind the camera and beyond the stage, she is also a devoted mother — whose journey reflects courage, compassion, and a deep-rooted sense of presence.

Nisha’s path to modern motherhood began not with a plan, but with a powerful instinct — to lead with love and let her heart guide the way.

“Honestly, I followed what I felt in my heart and soul — and I’ve let that guide me every step of the way,” she shares. “I thank my children, Soran and Nola, all the time for choosing me. They’ve been my greatest teachers.”

Inspired by her own mother — a woman ahead of her time who led with listening, respect, and authenticity — Nisha sees motherhood as a reciprocal relationship, where everyone learns and grows together. Her children’s light and wisdom have helped her evolve as a woman, a creator, and a human being.

“To me, being a modern mom means raising children who feel good in the world — and want to do good for it.

But it also means not losing myself in the process. When I live fully and love myself, I create the kind of energy that allows my whole family to thrive.”

And thrive they do — not in picture-perfect moments, but in the sacred chaos of daily life.

From filming global icons like Oprah and the Dalai Lama to negotiating bedtime with her kids, Nisha knows that true balance isn’t about doing it all — it’s about being fully present in whatever role she’s in.

“Some days I’ve got it all together. Other days, I’ve been wearing my shirt inside out since drop-off,” she laughs.

“But I’ve let go of perfection and embraced presence. When I’m with my kids, I’m really with them. When I’m teaching, directing, or speaking — I’m all in there too.”

A turning point came recently when Nisha suffered a serious concussion, forcing her to slow down and reevaluate everything.

“It was life-changing. I couldn’t function for weeks — and in that stillness, I realized just how quickly everything can stop. What matters most isn’t the hustle — it’s a peaceful, connected life with those we love.”

It’s that lived wisdom — rooted in mindfulness, Kundalini yoga, and conscious self-love — that has become the foundation of her motherhood.

“Motherhood is messy, beautiful, and transformative. And I want other moms to know: you’re not alone. We’re all doing our best — and that’s more than enough. When love leads, we all rise.”

This Mother’s Day, we honor Nisha Khare — for her heart-forward leadership, her soulful storytelling, and the light she brings to every space she enters, including her own home.

Because modern motherhood isn’t just about raising children — it’s about raising the vibration of the world, one moment of love at a time.

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This Mother's Day, we celebrate Indra Bhan, a know that some days will lean more one way than the other." powerhouse of purpose and heart who exemplifies what But perhaps the most powerful part of Indra's story is it means to lead — both in business and at home. As the the bond she shares with her children. Their pride in her Chief Operating O�cer of the Surrey Board of Trade, journey — the long nights, big wins, and tough calls — has Indra is a recognized force in shaping Surrey's economic created a relationship built on mutual love and admiration. landscape. But beyond the boardroom, she's also a "They continue to lift me up in ways that remind me how devoted mother whose journey reflects strength, powerful that support truly is." balance, and unwavering love.

This Mother's Day, we honor Indra Bhan — for the way she Born in F�i, Indra's professional path began early — leads, the way she loves, and the example she sets for launching into the corporate world at just 19. With over women and mothers everywhere.

38 years of leadership experience, she's carved a legacy Because modern motherhood isn't about choosing one across both corporate and not-for-profit sectors, and path — it's about owning them all, with purpose and since 2011, she's been at the helm of operations for the with heart.

Surrey Board of Trade.

Yet, it's not just her title that defines her — it's how she brings her full self to every role, especially motherhood.

"Honestly, stepping into the role of a modern mom felt like a natural extension of who I am as a leader," Indra shares. "I saw women balancing careers, passions, and parenting with honesty and grace — and that inspired me. I realized I didn't have to choose. I could lead at work and lead at home — and let the two strengthen each other."

For Indra, being a modern mom is about living with intention, showing her children what it means to pursue dreams while staying rooted in values. It's about presence over perfection, and knowing that love and leadership can — and should — coexist.

Juggling the high demands of a COO role with family life isn't easy, but Indra has mastered it with a strategic, yet deeply human, approach.

"Balance isn't about perfection — it's about being intentional with time and energy," she says. "I prioritize, I delegate, and I protect the moments that refuel me — whether that's time with my kids and grandkids, a morning run, or just a quiet evening to reset."

Systems, support, and communication are key — both in her professional and personal worlds. Her husband, her children, and her colleagues are all part of the dynamic that helps her thrive.

"At the end of the day, it's about showing up fully in whatever role I'm in — and giving myself the grace to

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n a dazzling celebration of love, artistry, and haute couture, Bridal Fashion Week (BFW) commemorated its 10th anniversary last month, solidifying its place as one of the most influential bridal fashion platforms globally.

Curated and organized by the worldrenowned designer duo Parvesh Jai, this landmark event unfolded as a breathtaking tribute to bridal elegance and innovation.

Over 2,000 distinguished guests — the crème-de-la-crème of the city — alongside brides-to-be, engaged couples, and industry tastemakers, gathered to witness a spectacular parade of couture craftsmanship. The runway was ablaze with visionary collections, where timeless romance met contemporary sophistication in every exquisite detail.

The evening shimmered with the presence of leading media personalities and fashion influencers, who amplified the event’s allure across global platforms. Beyond the shows, exclusive designer interactions, luxury showcases, and curated trend panels offered guests an immersive experience into the world of high bridal fashion.

Riding on the momentum of this triumphant edition, Bridal Fashion Week now sets its sights on Orange County, Los Angeles, where the next chapter will unfold at the elegant Embassy Suites by Hilton on May 24th — promising yet another spectacular celebration of love and style.

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health

Moms, it’s time to look after your eyes From early morning lunches to late-night laundry, from driving to soccer practice to checking homework—moms are always on.

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our days are packed with to-do lists, group chats, and nonstop multitasking. And while you’re caring for everyone else, one part of you is quietly working overtime without complaint: your eyes.

This Mother’s Day, it’s time to give your eyes a little attention, too. In our busy digital world, our eyes are working harder than ever. Proper care is essential to protect one of our most precious senses. As a doctor, I see how often moms push through discomfort and fatigue, thinking it’s just part of the job. But those small signs? They’re worth paying attention to.

Here are four common eye concerns many mothers face— and what you can do about them:

1. Digital eye strain Whether you’re answering emails, helping with homework, or scrolling late at night, screen time adds up. Symptoms like blurry vision, tired eyes, and headaches are signs your eyes need a break.

Try the 20-20-20 rule: Every 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds. And don’t forget— proper eyewear for screen use can make a huge difference.

2. Dry eyes If your eyes feel gritty, burn, or water excessively, you may have dry eye disease—a condition more common in women and often worsened by hormonal changes, environmental exposure, and lack of sleep. While artificial tears can help, real relief comes from addressing the root

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cause. Your optometrist can assess tear quality and suggest targeted therapies that work, from lid hygiene to prescription treatments.

3. UV exposure Sunlight doesn’t just affect your skin—it impacts your eyes, too.

Without proper protection, UV rays can increase the risk of cataracts, macular degeneration, and eyelid cancers. Invest in sunglasses with 100% UVA and UVB protection and wear them daily—even when it’s overcast.

Dr. Mahnia Madan, OD, FAAO Dry Eye Disease Management | Residency Trained President | BC Doctors of Optometry www.vancouvereyedr.ca

4. Nutrition, hydration & movement It’s easy to put yourself last.

But a balanced diet, staying hydrated, and moving your body all support long-term eye health. Omega-3s, leafy greens, and antioxidant-rich foods nourish your eyes from the inside out.

Water helps keep your tear film stable, and regular exercise boosts circulation— including to your eyes.

Don’t put your health last.

Listen to your body, care for your eyes, and take the time to look after you. Happy Mother’s Day.

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festival A sea of colors and unity

Surrey’s Vaisakhishines parade in 2025 L The spirit of seva (selfless service) was evident, with countless booths offering free vegetarian meals and refreshments to attendees, embodying the Sikh principle of equality and hospitality.

ast month, Surrey’s Newton neighborhood became the heart of a vibrant celebration as hundreds of thousands gathered for one of the largest Vaisakhi parades in the world. This annual event honors the founding of the Khalsa by Guru Gobind Singh Ji in 1699 and celebrates the spring harvest season.

The procession began and ended at Gurdwara Sahib Dasmesh Darbar, winding through the city’s streets in a celebration of faith and culture. At its center was the revered Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, carried with deep respect and devotion.

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This year’s celebration stood out for its inclusive spirit, as people from all walks of life, faiths, and backgrounds gathered together.

The parade became more than an event—it became a symbol of unity, shared identity, and collective joy.

The parade showcased colorful floats, live music, cultural displays, and traditional attire, creating a living tapestry of community pride.

The Surrey Vaisakhi Parade continues to grow each year, not just in numbers but in its significance. It’s a reminder that community, compassion, and cultural pride are values to live by.

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ast month, the streets of South Vancouver were transformed into a lively celebration as hundreds of thousands gathered for the annual Vancouver Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan, one of Canada’s largest and most vibrant parades.

Organized by the Vancouver Khalsa Diwan Society, the event marks the creation of the Khalsa in 1699

by Guru Gobind Singh Ji, a pivotal moment in Sikh history, as well as the joy of the spring harvest season.

historic Ross Street Gurdwara and wove its way through the streets of Vancouver, alive with energy and color. Colorful floats, dancers, and live kirtan (hymns) filled the air, showcasing Sikh traditions and the rich cultural diversity of the community. At the heart of the celebration was the offering of langar — a free vegetarian meal served to all, reflecting the Sikh values of equality, generosity, and service.

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throughout the day, embodying the spirit of seva (selfless service) as they shared food with thousands, nourishing both body and soul. The streets were filled not only with the sounds of music and the aromas of freshly prepared meals but with a powerful sense of community and connection.

The parade is more than just a celebration of faith; it is a time for families to reconnect with heritage, for new friendships to be made, and for people of all backgrounds to come together in a shared experience of joy and unity. The Vancouver Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan serves as a living testament to the power of inclusivity, cultural pride, and shared humanity.

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fitness

No gym, no problem!

How busy moms can build strength at home

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or many mothers, making time for the gym feels like an impossible task.

Between managing family schedules, careers, and endless daily responsibilities, setting aside an hour for a workout often falls to the bottom of the list. But staying strong and energized doesn’t require a gym membership — it’s completely possible to build fitness into your life, right from the comfort of your own home.

The key is embracing short, effective workouts. You don’t need an hour — even 10- to 20-minute sessions of bodyweight exercises can deliver real results over time. Movements like squats, lunges, push-ups, planks,

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and jumping jacks work multiple muscle groups and require no equipment. Breaking your workout into smaller chunks throughout the day — a few minutes in the morning, another round during nap time, and a stretch session before bed — can add up to big changes without disrupting your schedule.

Incorporating movement into daily routines can also make a big difference. Try calf raises while brushing your teeth, wall sits during story time, or dancing around the living room with your kids to sneak in some cardio.

Stroller walks, backyard yoga, or following quick online fitness videos are great ways to stay

active without needing extra childcare or travel time.

Remember, fitness is not about perfection — it’s about consistency.

Showing up for yourself, even in small ways, strengthens not just your body but your confidence too. Start with manageable goals, celebrate small victories, and give yourself permission to adapt workouts based on your energy level and day-to-day demands.

At the end of the day, taking care of your health doesn’t have to feel like another chore. With a flexible, creative approach, you can build a strong, resilient body — and feel even more empowered to take on everything life throws your way.

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Relationship

Strengthening bonds this

Mother’s Day

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other’s Day is the perfect time to reflect on the bonds that shape our lives. It’s a day to honor the women who’ve nurtured, guided, and supported us—whether they’re mothers, grandmothers, or mother figures. But beyond the celebrations and flowers, it’s a reminder of the importance of nurturing relationships every day, not just on special occasions.

One simple yet powerful way to strengthen any relationship, especially with our mothers, is by practicing presence. In the busyness of life, it can be easy to forget the importance of truly being there. This Mother’s Day, take the time to have a heartfelt conversation without distractions—whether it’s catching up on life or simply reminiscing about shared memories. These moments of connection bring clarity and closeness.

Another way to deepen bonds is through appreciation. While we often express gratitude on Mother’s Day, taking the time to regularly acknowledge the small acts of love—like a thoughtful gesture or word of thanks—helps reinforce the foundation of any relationship. It’s in these simple moments that love grows.

Lastly, supporting each other’s growth is key. Healthy relationships, especially with our mothers, thrive when we encourage each other’s personal development. Whether it’s pursuing new goals or nurturing passions, creating space for mutual growth strengthens the connection.

As you celebrate Mother’s Day, take a moment to reflect on the efforts it takes to nurture relationships. With love, presence, and appreciation, we can continue to build stronger, more meaningful connections with those who matter most.

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event Western Community College empowers future aviation professionals at Skills Canada

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With a deep commitment to shaping the future of aspiring professionals, WCC proudly showcased its renowned Aviation Program, offering attendees a glimpse into the real-world opportunities awaiting those passionate about the skies.

From interactive exhibits to hands-on demonstrations, WCC highlighted how its industrydriven training equips students with the skills and experience needed to soar in the competitive aviation field. With a focus on practical learning, the college’s Aviation Program bridges the gap between education and career,

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students to explore aviation up close, WCC is not just teaching — it’s launching futures. Whether in the cockpit or behind the scenes, the college’s program is dedicated to preparing the next generation of aviation professionals for realworld success.

As the skies become the limit for these ambitious students, Western Community College continues to be a beacon of opportunity, helping youth take flight towards their dreams.

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Ayurvedic healing goes beyond food their children oil massages, known a relaxation and improve circulation. T deep connection to the body and nat wellness in daily life. “Now, I share these remedies with my own children,” Simran says. “It’s a way of preserving both our health and our culture.”

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Chinese Medicine: Wisdom from the East Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) also holds a special place in many Vancouver households. Rooted in the belief that balance and harmony between the body’s energy (or qi) are essential for health, herbal tonics are a cornerstone of Chinese wellness traditions. Mei Wong, a Chinese-Canadian woman, remembers how her mother would give her a ginseng brew whenever she felt run down. “She would say it would give me energy and restore balance in my body,” Mei says. Today, she shares this tonic with her own children as part of their family’s wellness routine.

Ayurvedic Turmeric Milk 41 cup warm milk (dairy or plant-ba 4 tsp turmeric 41 tsp honey 4 Pinch of black pepper Stir together and drink to help reduce inflammation and boost immunity.

Ginger tea is another common remedy passed down in many Chinese families, used to soothe digestion and relieve nausea. For mothers like Mei, these herbal traditions are an integral part of nurturing their family’s health. “It’s not just about the remedy; it’s about the love and care that goes into preparing it,” she says.

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European herbal traditions: Healing from the garden In Europe, wellness is often rooted in the natural world, with herbs being key to many healing practices.

For Claire, a woman of Scottish descent, her mother taught her the power of wild herbs from a young age. “I remember her showing me how to pick dandelion leaves for a detox tea. She would say that the dandelion was nature’s cleanser,” Claire shares.

These herbs are simple but effective — chamomile for relaxation, lavender for soothing sleep, and sage for spiritual cleansing.

As Claire now passes down these traditions to her own children, she emphasizes the importance of connecting with nature and learning about plants. “I think it’s a great way for kids to understand the environment and how nature provides us with everything we need to heal,” she says.

Indigenous wellness: Healing with the earth In Indigenous cultures, wellness traditions are deeply tied to the earth, with plants playing an essential role in maintaining health. For generations, Indigenous mothers have taught their children the healing properties of plants like cedar, sage, and sweetgrass.

These plants are often used in ceremonial rituals and for physical healing, but they also carry spiritual significance.

In Vancouver, where Coast Salish traditions are prevalent, mothers continue to share their knowledge of these sacred plants. Emma, a Coast Salish mother, remembers how her mother would always use cedar tea to help with colds. “It’s a gentle yet effective remedy,” Emma explains. “We use cedar in many different ways, and it’s an important part of our culture.”

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The continuing legacy of ealing In Canada’s multicultural landscape, these wellness traditions are not only cherished but are actively passed down to future generations. Whether it’s through an Ayurvedic recipe, a Chinese herbal remedy, or the healing herbs of Europe and Indigenous cultures, mothers continue to be the heart of wellness in their families. These practices not only offer health benefits but also serve as a cultural bond, linking children to their heritage and reinforcing the importance of nurturing and selfcare. As more families embrace these time-honored remedies, they ensure that the legacy of healing and wellness remains alive for generations to come.

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election

Canada votes for Carney!

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anada’s 2025 federal election has ushered in a new political chapter as Mark Carney leads the Liberal Party to victory. Winning 167 seats, the Liberals fell just short of a majority but will form a minority government. Carney, a former central banker running in his first election, will now serve as Prime Minister, replacing Justin Trudeau.

The Conservative Party, led

by Pierre Poilievre, won 145

seats but suffered a major blow when Poilievre lost his own riding. Meanwhile, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh also lost his seat and announced his resignation after the party’s support dropped sharply.

Voters responded to Carney’s message of economic stability, global cooperation, and smart investment in Canadian infrastructure. While he faces the challenge of governing without a majority, Carney brings decades of

financial experience and promises to prioritize affordability, trade diversification, and long-term prosperity.

International leaders have congratulated Carney, signaling optimism for continued Canadian leadership on global issues. At home, Canadians await what this new leadership will bring.

Congratulations to Prime Minister Mark Carney and all newly elected MPs.

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n a world where trends come and go with each season, certain fashion pieces defy time, gaining both cultural significance and monetary value. Savvy collectors and style connoisseurs alike know that some items are more than just wardrobe staples—they are investments.

Here are five fashion treasures that consistently appreciate with age, transforming from luxury splurges into timeless assets.

1. Hermès Birkin bags Few items symbolize enduring luxury quite like the Hermès Birkin. Named after actress Jane Birkin, this meticulously crafted handbag often requires years on a waitlist and can sell for double— or even triple—its original price on the resale market. Limited editions crafted from exotic skins or adorned with rare hardware become especially coveted, making the Birkin not just a fashion statement, but a portfolio centerpiece.

2. Rolex watches Rolex has long been synonymous with prestige, but its allure extends beyond mere aesthetics.

Certain models—like the Daytona, Submariner, and GMTMaster II—have become prized collectibles, consistently climbing in value. Vintage editions, particularly those with rare dials or discontinued features, can command extraordinary prices at auction, proving that a Rolex is both a style icon and a legacy investment.

3. Chanel Classic Flap bags Coco Chanel’s vision of

effortless elegance endures in the brand’s Classic Flap Bag, which remains a perennial favorite across generations.

With Chanel frequently raising its retail prices, preowned classics—especially those crafted before the 2000s—have become hot commodities. Iconic styles featuring lambskin leather and 24k gold-plated hardware can fetch impressive sums, underscoring their dual role as both heirlooms and

appreciating assets.

4. Levi’s vintage denim Once the uniform of miners and cowboys, Levi’s denim has evolved into a cultural artifact with surprising investment potential. Vintage Levi’s jeans, particularly 501s from the mid-20th century, are now collector’s items, sometimes selling for thousands. Rare, selvage-stitched pairs and jeans with unique wear patterns or original tags are especially valuable, appealing to both fashion historians and streetwear enthusiasts alike.

5. Air Jordan sneakers What began as a groundbreaking collaboration between Nike and Michael Jordan has evolved into one of the most lucrative sectors in the resale market. Original Air Jordan models—especially the Jordan 1s from 1985—can appreciate exponentially, depending on their condition and rarity. Limited releases and collaborations continue to fuel a global sneaker economy, where a well-preserved pair of Jordans can outperform traditional investments in terms of growth.

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Chic, conscious & comfortable How new moms are redefining fashion

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otherhood changes everything — and that includes how you dress. The modern new mom wardrobe is all about effortless elegance, comfort, and sustainability.

But how can you look stylish without sacrificing comfort or eco-consciousness? Today’s new moms are embracing pieces that elevate their style while prioritizing wearability and mindful fashion choices.

From tailored loungewear to versatile pieces that transition from day to night, Canadian brands are leading the way in creating a wardrobe that honors the journey of motherhood.

Whether you’re going to a baby playdate or an evening out, here’s how to make the most of your wardrobe without compromising on comfort, style, or sustainability.

Comfort with flair: Start with versatile basics The foundation of any great wardrobe is a solid collection of basics. Think buttery-soft leggings, stylish t-shirts, and chic button-downs that can take you from the nursery to brunch. The key to dressing for comfort is in choosing fabrics that feel great against the skin while still looking put-together.

Start with Smash + Tess rompers, which are comfortable, flattering, and made with sustainable materials. For an easy, elevated look, slip into a reversible wrap dress from Encircled. These pieces can be styled multiple ways, giving you a chic yet practical option for any time of day.

Tip: Look for clothing with built-in stretch (like bamboo, Tencel, or organic cotton) — fabrics that adapt to your body, especially after giving birth.

Elevating everyday wear: Dress it up with accessories While comfort is key, you don’t have to forgo fashion.

Accessories are an easy way to elevate a simple outfit without compromising comfort. A statement necklace, a pair of oversized sunglasses, or a stylish tote can instantly transform a casual look into something more chic.

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try Nixxi, whose minimalist styles pair perfectly with bold accessories. A structured bag or colorful scarf can add personality to a solid-colored outfit, making you feel polished with little effort.

Tip: Swap your everyday diaper bag for a sleek, functional tote — something big enough for all your baby essentials but stylish enough for you to feel confident carrying it anywhere.

Nursing-friendly, but still chic: No more frumpy tops Nursing tops don’t have to be frumpy or basic. The new wave of maternity and nursing-friendly pieces is all about functionality and style. Look for tops that have subtle openings, such as a draped tunic or a wrap-style top, which allows for easy nursing while still looking fashionable.

Reclamation offers beautifully crafted dresses and tops made from reclaimed fabrics, perfect for moms who want to feel glamorous but also need easy access for breastfeeding.

Top Canadian brands for the chic, conscious new mom 4 Smash + Tess (Vancouver): Stylish rompers that combine comfort with sustainable materials.

4 Nixxi (Canada-wide): Minimalist, organic cotton pieces that offer timeless beauty and effortless chic.

4 Encircled (Toronto): Reversible, versatile basics and nursing-friendly designs made from eco-luxe fabrics.

4 Reclamation (Vancouver Island): One-of-a-kind vintage-inspired dresses, crafted from reclaimed fabrics with love.

a fitted, feminine dress with ankle boots or wedges. Add a statement earring and a bold lip to complete the look, and you’re ready for date night or any family gathering.

Dressing for the new mom lifestyle The new mom wardrobe isn’t about sacrificing style for comfort; it’s about

embracing a balanced approach to fashion.

ways to stay chic, comfortable, and conscious.

The key is versatility — investing in pieces that adapt to your everchanging needs and body while still reflecting your personal style.

By focusing on quality over quantity, sustainability over fast fashion, and practicality over trends, you can build a wardrobe that will carry you through this transformative chapter in motherhood with confidence, grace, and undeniable style.

Whether you’re lounging at home or out for a coffee run, there are endless

Tip: A wrap dress is your best friend — it’s timeless, flattering, and easy to nurse in. Pair it with a sleek pair of sneakers for a relaxed vibe or dress it up with heels for a more polished look.

Sustainable and stylish: The power of layering One of the best ways to stay comfortable and stylish as a new mom is to layer. Layers let you adjust to the changing temperatures while still looking put-together. A cozy cardigan over a simple tank or a chic jacket with a well-fitted pair of jeans can make all the difference.

Look for layering pieces that use sustainable materials. Brands like Encircled offer pieces made from organic cotton, bamboo, and modal, which are soft on the skin and easy to wear. These fabrics are breathable and perfect for layering throughout the day.

Tip: A lightweight jacket or cardigan can turn any casual look into something fashion-forward. Opt for neutral tones like camel, gray, or black, which are easy to mix and match.

From casual to formal: The magic of maternity-to-postpartum dresses Whether you’re headed to a special event or just want to feel a little more put-together for an evening out, a versatile dress is a must.

Reclamation’s vintage-inspired dresses are ideal for both maternity and postpartum bodies, offering timeless designs that feel like a celebration of your journey into motherhood.

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Movie review

Kesari 2: turns a forgotten courtroom battle into a compelling fight for justice Director: Karan Singh Tyagi Cast: Akshay Kumar, R. Madhavan, Ananya Panday Genre: Historical Drama Duration: 145 minutes Rating: 3/5

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esari 2 delves into a pivotal moment in India’s history— the aftermath of the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre.

Directed by Karan Singh Tyagi, the film follows the story of C. Sankaran Nair (played by Akshay Kumar), a lawyer who fights for justice in the face of British colonial rule. The narrative focuses on his legal battle to expose the brutal actions of the British forces during the massacre, culminating in a tense courtroom showdown that challenges the very foundation of British authority in India.

Akshay Kumar delivers a standout performance as Nair, portraying him with passion, intensity, and determination. His courtroom scenes, filled with emotional depth, are the highlights of the film, capturing the spirit of defiance against an oppressive regime. Supporting

performances from R. Madhavan and Ananya Panday add value to the film, though their characters could have been explored in more depth, leaving some storylines underdeveloped.

The direction by Tyagi successfully captures the period’s essence, with careful attention to historical details in both set design and costumes.

Cinematography by Debojeet Ray is impactful, particularly in the dramatic courtroom sequences. However, the film takes creative liberties with some aspects of the historical narrative, prioritizing dramatic flair over factual accuracy, which might not sit well with history purists.

Despite these liberties, Kesari 2 succeeds in sparking interest in an important chapter of Indian history. Akshay Kumar’s gripping portrayal and the film’s engaging storytelling make it a noteworthy watch for audiences interested in India’s struggle for justice and independence.

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A passport to memories traveling the world, treasuring the bond

Some journeys are about more than the destinations — they are about discovering pieces of ourselves alongside the people who shaped us most.

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raveling with your mother can be a profound way to deepen your bond, explore your heritage, and create lifelong memories. Whether retracing family roots, indulging in a rejuvenating wellness retreat, or simply discovering a new corner of the world together, these experiences offer something more enduring than souvenirs — they offer connection, healing, and legacy.

This Mother’s Day, consider setting out on a journey that celebrates where you come from and where you’re going, together. Here, we explore some of the most meaningful types of trips you can take with mom, blending exploration with heart.

Heritage journeys: Tracing family roots One of the most powerful trips you can take with your mother is a heritage journey — returning to the land of your ancestors. For many multicultural families in Canada, whose roots stretch across India, China, Europe, Africa, or beyond, a visit to the family’s homeland can be an emotional and transformative experience.

Walking the streets where your grandparents lived, visiting ancestral villages, or even attending traditional festivals can bring family stories to life in a way no photograph ever could. Imagine standing with your mother in front of the temple her grandmother once prayed at, or sharing a meal in a town your family left generations ago. These trips often lead to moments of reflection, pride, and deeper understanding of your shared identity.

Whether it’s exploring Punjab’s golden wheat fields, wandering through the historic hutongs of Beijing, or uncovering family history in the rolling hills of Ireland, a heritage journey is a gift of connection that both mother and child will cherish forever.

Wellness retreats: Reconnecting body and soul If you’re seeking a trip that nurtures both body and spirit, a mother-daughter wellness retreat can offer the perfect blend of relaxation, rejuvenation, and quality time. Across the world — and even closer to home in places like British Columbia’s Gulf Islands — wellness resorts offer retreats that focus on yoga, spa treatments, mindfulness, and natural healing.

For a transformative experience abroad, places like Bali, Costa Rica, or Kerala’s Ayurvedic retreats provide rich settings where you and your mom can reconnect with yourselves and with each other. Picture days beginning with sunrise yoga, afternoons of herbal massages, and evenings filled with nourishing meals — all designed to slow down time and create a lasting sense of peace.

Wellness retreats aren’t just about pampering; they’re about rediscovering joy, health, and gratitude in a beautiful setting — a memory both you and your mother can carry home in your hearts.

Cultural discovery trips: Creating new traditions Sometimes, the most meaningful trip isn’t about going “back” — it’s about creating new traditions together. Exploring a new country or culture can be a wonderful way to bond, learn, and share adventures. Think of strolling hand in hand through the colorful souks of Marrakech, learning how to make pasta in the hills of Tuscany, or attending a tea ceremony in Kyoto.

Choosing a destination neither of you have visited before can level the playing field, sparking fresh conversations and shared wonder. It becomes a journey where you’re both explorers, each moment a memory in the making.

For families with a spirit of adventure, culturally rich cities like Lisbon, Dubrovnik, or Oaxaca can offer unforgettable experiences filled with music, art, and flavor — and maybe even inspire future mother-daughter traditions.

Why travel memories last a lifetime At its core, traveling with your mother isn’t just about the places you see — it’s about the conversations that happen during a long train ride, the laughter over a shared meal, and the comfort of knowing you’re making memories that will outlast the trip itself.

Whether you’re tracing family roots, finding new paths to wellness, or diving into a new culture, these journeys are a celebration of the bond between mother and child — a passport not just to the world, but to each other’s hearts.

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Understanding Credit Scores: A Guide for First-Time Buyers in Canada Why your credit score matters For many Canadians, buying a home is one of the biggest financial milestones—and for first-time buyers, it can be both exciting and overwhelming. One of the most critical aspects lenders look at when deciding whether to approve your mortgage is your credit score.

Your credit score is a three-digit number, typically ranging from 300 to 900, that represents your creditworthiness. The higher the score, the more likely lenders believe you will repay your debts on time. In Canada, scores above 660 are generally considered good, while scores above 760 are excellent.

How a credit score affects your home-buying journey: 1. Mortgage approval: A higher score increases your chances of getting approved by traditional lenders like banks and credit unions.

2. Interest rates: Good credit can

qualify you for lower interest rates, saving you thousands of dollars over the life of your mortgage.

3. Loan amount: Strong credit may

credit card, phone, and utility bills by their due dates.

2. Keep balances low: Avoid maxing

also help you qualify for larger loans.

out your credit cards. Ideally, use less than 30% of your limit.

4. Loan options: With a healthy

3. Limit new credit applications:

score, you’ll have access to a broader range of mortgage products and lenders.

Key factors that influence your credit score Credit scores in Canada are calculated by agencies like Equifax and TransUnion using the following factors: 4 Payment history (35%): Late or missed payments can significantly lower your score.

4 Credit utilization (30%): How much of your available credit you use.

Keeping this under 30% is ideal.

4 Length of credit history (15%): A longer credit history often means a higher score.

4 Types of credit (10%): A mix of credit cards, loans, and other accounts can help.

4 Recent Inquiries (10%): Multiple recent applications for credit can hurt your score.

Each credit check can lower your score slightly.

4. Check your credit report regularly: Monitor for errors or signs of fraud. You’re entitled toa free report from Equifax and TransUnion once a year.

5. Build credit history early: Even a low-limit secured credit card can help you start buildinga positive credit history.

Final Thoughts As a first-time buyer in Canada, understanding and maintaining a strong credit score can make a substantial difference in your home-buying experience.

It not only impacts whether you’ll get approved for a mortgage but also determines the cost of borrowing.

By starting early and following sound credit practices, you’ll be well on your way to securing favorable mortgage terms and making your homeownership dreams a reality.

How to build and maintain a healthy credit score If you’re a first-time buyer, it’s never too early to start building good credit habits: 1. Pay bills on time: Always pay your

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Easy global eats to spice up your

Vancouver’s street food scene is famous for its bold flavors and cultural d energy straight to your kitch

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rom crispy Vietnamese bánh mì to colorful Indian chaat and juicy Middle Eastern shawarma, these easy recipes are perfect for casual nights when you’re craving something vibrant, fresh, and full of flavor.

Here’s how to recreate a street food night at home — no passport required.

Bánh mì magic: The ultimate flavorpacked sandwich What you’ll need: 4Crusty baguette 4Grilled chicken, pork, or tofu 4 Pickled carrots and daikon (storebought or homemade) 4 Sliced cucumber 4 Cilantro 4 Spicy mayo (mayo + sriracha)

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diversity — and now, you can bring that delicious hen.

Quick street food swaps 4 No time to pickle?

Buy jarred pickles or quick-pickle veggies in 10 minutes with vinegar, sugar, and salt.

4 Can’t find special breads? Use naan, tortillas, or regular baguettes.

4 No special spices?

A sprinkle of cumin or paprika goes a long way!

How to make it: Slice open a baguette, smear on spicy mayo, and layer with grilled meat or tofu, pickled veggies, cucumber, cilantro, and jalapeño slices.

Tip: Toast the baguette lightly for extra crunch!

Chaat party: Crispy, tangy, colorful What you’ll need: 4 Crispy puris, papdi, or tortilla chips 4 Boiled potatoes, diced 4 Cooked chickpeas 4 Yogurt (thinned with a little water) 4 Mint chutney and tamarind chutney 4 Chaat masala (spice blend) 4 Fresh cilantro and pomegranate seeds

How to make it: Pile crispy base on a plate. Top with potatoes and chickpeas. Drizzle yogurt and chutneys over everything, sprinkle chaat masala, and finish with cilantro and pomegranate seeds.

Tip: Serve immediately to keep everything crispy!

Shawarma wraps: Juicy and full of spice What you’ll need: 4 Boneless chicken thighs 4 Yogurt, cumin, paprika, garlic, lemon juice (for marinade) 4 Warm pita bread 4 Pickled veggies 4 Tahini sauce or garlic sauce How to make it: Marinate chicken in yogurt, spices, garlic, and lemon for at least 2 hours (overnight is best). Cook in a hot pan or oven until juicy. Slice and stuff into pita with pickles, fresh veggies, and lots of sauce.

Tip: Grill the pita lightly before filling for that extra street food vibe!

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How to create a street food night at home 4 Set up a DIY bar: Let everyone build their own wraps, sandwiches, or snack plates.

4 Keep it casual: Think shareable baskets, paper napkins, colorful plates.

4 Turn up the music: Global beats instantly set the mood!

4 Mix cuisines: Combine flavors from different regions for a true street market feel.

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The art of bringing nature home I

n today’s fast-paced world, the need to reconnect with nature is reshaping how Canadians design their homes. Biophilic design — the art of weaving natural elements into indoor spaces — is no longer just a trend, but a mindful movement toward healthier, more harmonious living. In 2025, Canadians are embracing this philosophy like never before, blending the calming beauty of the outdoors with modern interiors.

From vibrant indoor gardens and tranquil water features to the timeless appeal of natural wood and eco-conscious materials, the new wave of biophilic design offers endless inspiration. In this article, we’ll explore the key trends transforming Canadian homes — and how you can create your

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Biophilic design tips for 2025 Indoor plants: Create lush, green walls or plant shelves with a variety of indoor-friendly plants to bring life to your home.

Water features: Add soothing fountains or water walls to create peaceful ambiance and improve air quality.

Natural wood: Incorporate wood in your furniture, flooring, and accents for warmth, texture, and timeless appeal.

Sustainable materials: Choose eco-friendly materials like bamboo, reclaimed wood, and stone for a greener home.

Lighting: Use natural light to illuminate your space, and add warm-toned lights that mimic the hues of a sunset.

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own peaceful, nature-infused sanctuary.

Indoor gardens: Cultivating nature within your walls The rise of indoor gardens is one of the most prominent biophilic trends for 2025. Canadians, who are already passionate about gardening and the outdoors, are increasingly bringing that love of nature indoors. Plant walls, hanging gardens, and even vertical gardens are becoming staples in homes, turning blank walls and unused spaces into lush, green oases.

Incorporating plants into the home not only purifies the air but also has been shown to reduce stress and increase productivity. Popular choices include snake plants, peace lilies, and sansevieria, which thrive indoors with minimal maintenance. For those with a bit more space, creating a dedicated indoor garden with herbs or vegetables is an eco-friendly way to embrace the trend while cultivating homegrown food.

Tip: Use a mix of hanging planters, shelf displays, and wall-mounted plant holders to add greenery to different levels of your space.

Incorporate a variety of plants to create texture and depth, bringing your indoor garden to life.

Water features: The calming sound of nature The sound of running water has long been known to have a calming effect, making water features a popular choice in biophilic design. For 2025, expect to see more homeowners incorporating indoor fountains, water walls, and miniature ponds

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into their living rooms, bathrooms, and even kitchens. The sound of water creates a peaceful ambiance, reducing noise pollution and creating a sense of tranquility that mimics the outdoors.

Water features also contribute to improving the aesthetic flow of a space, whether as a centerpiece or a subtle background element. In smaller spaces, a tabletop fountain or even a water-themed art piece can evoke the serenity of nature without overwhelming the room.

Tip: Opt for a small, self-contained fountain that doesn’t require plumbing. The soothing sound of flowing water is perfect for meditation areas or bedrooms, helping to create a restful environment.

Natural wood: Warmth and texture for every room Wood has always been a cornerstone of biophilic design, and in 2025, it continues to play a central role. The appeal of natural wood lies in its ability to add warmth, texture, and a sense of organic beauty to any space. From wooden beams and hardwood floors to live-edge furniture and wooden wall panels, incorporating natural wood elements creates a tactile connection to nature.

In Vancouver, where wood has long been a key material in architecture and design, natural wood’s popularity is expected to continue to grow. Consider reclaimed wood for a sustainable and eco-friendly option that adds a rustic charm to any room.

Whether it’s a large wooden dining table, a sleek walnut shelf, or an accent wall made of

driftwood, wood brings nature’s warmth indoors and creates a timeless, grounded atmosphere.

Tip: Mix different types of wood finishes to create a layered, natural look. Combine light ash wood with darker woods like oak or teak for a rich contrast that adds depth and sophistication to the space.

Sustainable and local materials: Eco-friendly choices for a greener future As sustainability continues to influence design choices in 2025, there is a growing emphasis on local and eco-friendly materials.

Whether it’s bamboo flooring, cork furniture, or natural stone countertops, sustainable materials that have a minimal environmental impact are at the forefront of biophilic design trends. Canadians, known for their commitment to environmental conservation, are increasingly seeking out locally sourced, sustainable options for their homes.

This focus on sustainability goes beyond the materials themselves.

Upcycled and recycled products — such as refurbished wood furniture or repurposed materials in home decor — are being embraced as part of the growing eco-conscious lifestyle.

Tip: When choosing natural materials, look for those that are responsibly sourced and low-impact. Whether it’s an organic cotton throw or a handwoven jute rug, incorporating eco-friendly materials into your space will enhance both its beauty and sustainability.

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The beauty rituals we Global traditions honor Motherho

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eauty is more than a ritual; it is a connection to the past, a memory pressed into the present. Across cultures, mothers have long been the gatekeepers of timeless beauty traditions — secrets passed lovingly from generation to generation, woven with care, wisdom, and identity.

kernels of the argan tree, which grows almost exclusively in Morocco, this “liquid gold” has been used by mothers and grandmothers for centuries to nourish skin, tame hair, and protect against the harsh desert climate.

In a country like Canada, where multiculturalism thrives, these inherited practices resonate deeply, bridging continents and centuries through simple, powerful routines.

Rich in vitamin E and essential fatty acids, argan oil is a multitasking miracle that modern beauty brands have only recently begun to celebrate.

Morocco’s liquid gold: The gift of argan oil In many Moroccan households, beauty begins and ends with a few precious drops of argan oil. Extracted from the

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For Moroccan mothers, however, it has always been part of everyday life — massaged into the skin of newborns, applied to strengthen hair, and even used to heal minor wounds. In

Canada’s diverse beauty scene, argan oil remains a symbol of nature’s abundance and maternal care.

South Asia’s sacred pastes: Turmeric and sandalwood Across South Asia, beauty rituals often begin in the kitchen — and the most treasured recipes involve turmeric and sandalwood.

Mothers in India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka have long passed down the art of mixing these natural ingredients into potent beauty treatments.

Turmeric, known for its

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nurturing as it is about appearance.

brightening and antiinflammatory properties, is a staple of the “haldi” ceremony in Indian weddings, where brides are anointed by the women of the family.

Sandalwood, with its cooling, calming fragrance, has been used in masks to soothe skin and promote radiance.

Today, these traditions continue in homes across the world, where South Asian mothers teach their daughters to whip up DIY face masks that feel like a link to ancestral wisdom — a tactile reminder that beauty is as much about

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Korea’s devotion to skincare: Layering love and care In Korean culture, skincare is more than a routine — it is an act of love, often introduced to children by their mothers at an early age.

Emphasizing prevention, hydration, and gentle care, the famous multi-step Korean skincare ritual reflects a deeper philosophy: beauty is built day by day, with patience and devotion.

Ingredients like green tea, rice water, and ginseng have been used for generations to keep skin supple and luminous. Canada’s growing Korean beauty community

has embraced these traditions, where the ritual of cleansing, toning, and moisturizing becomes a moment of connection — between mother and daughter, between past and present.

Beauty as a bond: Why these rituals endure Across continents and cultures, the most beautiful rituals are those that honor not just the body, but the bond between generations. Each oil, mask, or cream is a quiet lesson in self-care, a memory folded into everyday life.

In a fast-paced world where beauty trends rise and fall, these inherited practices offer something enduring: a reminder that true beauty is rooted in love, patience, and tradition.

Global beauty treasures to try at home 4 Argan oil (Morocco): Apply a few drops to damp hair or skin for deep hydration and a natural glow.

4 Turmeric and sandalwood mask (South Asia): Mix turmeric powder with sandalwood powder and rose water for a brightening, calming face mask.

4 Rice water rinse (Korea): Use the starchy water from rinsed rice to tone and soften skin — a centuries-old trick for natural radiance.

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fitness Modern motherhood meets wearable wellness

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itness wearables have evolved beyond simple step counters.

Today, they offer comprehensive insights into sleep patterns, stress levels, and overall health—providing invaluable support for busy moms aiming to maintain balance amidst their hectic schedules.​

temperature. Notably, the Oura Ring has integrated menstrual cycle tracking into its Readiness Score, accounting for physiological changes throughout the cycle to provide more accurate insights . This feature empowers moms to understand and anticipate their body’s needs better.​ Oura Ring

Score, indicating how prepared your body is to handle stress .

Additionally, the Strain Score quantifies the exertion from daily activities, helping users balance activity and rest effectively . The Whoop Band syncs with a smartphone app, providing detailed analytics without the distraction of ondevice notifications.​

Oura Ring: Resembling a sleek piece of jewelry, the Oura Ring is designed for continuous wear. It monitors various health metrics, including sleep stages, heart rate variability (HRV), resting heart rate, respiratory rate, and body

Whoop Band: The Whoop Band is a screenless, wristworn device that focuses on recovery and strain metrics.

It measures HRV, resting heart rate, respiratory rate, and sleep performance to calculate a daily Recovery

Tempdrop: Tempdrop is a wearable sensor worn on the upper arm during sleep. It tracks basal body temperature (BBT) to assist in fertility awareness and menstrual cycle tracking. By capturing accurate BBT readings, Tempdrop helps identify ovulation and fertile windows, even accommodating irregular sleep patterns .

This device is particularly beneficial for moms seeking to understand their hormonal health or planning for future pregnancies.​ These innovative wellness trackers offer personalized insights, enabling moms to make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing. By choosing a device that aligns with their specific needs, mothers can proactively manage their wellness journey with confidence.

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shows moms and kids can enjoy together

inding a show that entertains both adults and children is a rare feat.

But in today’s streaming era, more content creators are finally getting it right—offering family shows with enough depth, humor, and heart to keep everyone hooked.

from Australia, has become a cult favorite among moms and toddlers alike. Its gentle humor, thoughtful storytelling, and emotionally intelligent themes—like coping with change or celebrating imagination—make it a standout for all ages.

Disney+’s ‘Bluey’, originally

For older kids, ‘The Mysterious Benedict Society’ (also on Disney+) offers quirky, highstakes adventures with a retro aesthetic and layered character development. It’s smart, suspenseful, and packed with positive messaging.

Then there’s ‘Anne with an E’—a beautiful Canadian retelling of the Anne of Green Gables classic that captivates tweens and moms alike. With its poetic visuals, feminist themes, and emphasis on kindness and resilience, it’s ideal for cozy evenings and

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meaningful conversation.

Streaming platforms have also embraced educational docustyle entertainment. Titles like ‘Our Planet’ and ‘Ask the StoryBots’ (both on Netflix) blend science with visual wonder—perfect for curious kids and eco-minded parents.

What makes these shows special isn’t just the content— it’s the conversations they spark. “Bluey helped me talk to my son about patience and sharing,” says Montrealbased mom Tanya R. “It’s entertainment, but also a parenting tool.”

This Mother’s Day, skip the solo binge-watch and opt for something that invites connection. Shared screen time can be more than background noise—it can be meaningful bonding.

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Victoria Day

A long weekend with legacy, laughter, and lawn chairs

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or many Canadians, Victoria Day marks the unofficial start of summer—a muchneeded long weekend to fire up the grill, open the patio, or escape the city for a few days of fresh air. But behind the fireworks, road trips, and garden center queues lies a day rich with history, tradition, and transformation.

Observed on the Monday preceding May 25, Victoria

Day began as a tribute to Queen Victoria, the monarch who ruled the British Empire when Canada was still finding its footing as a confederation.

First celebrated in 1845, it was originally a solemn public holiday to honor the Queen’s birthday. Over time, it evolved into something uniquely Canadian—a blend of colonial remembrance and modern-day revelry.

But Victoria Day is more than just a relic of empire. In a country as multicultural and forward-looking as Canada, it has taken on new meaning.

It’s a chance to pause, gather, and welcome the changing season—a gentle invitation to slow down before the pace of summer kicks in.

Across provinces, you’ll see everything from elaborate parades and firework displays to quiet family picnics and weekend getaways to the lakes and mountains. In British Columbia, especially, nature becomes the stage for celebration.

For South Asian families, the long weekend often becomes a cultural canvas—a time to blend traditions. You might see grandparents in shawls

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enjoying the sun, kids chasing bubbles in neighborhood parks, and the smell of tandoori mingling with cedar and charcoal. It’s not unusual for a backyard party to include both butter chicken and burgers, a Bollywood playlist beside a Canadian flag, and a garden that’s finally ready for marigolds and mint.

What makes Victoria Day special is not just its history, but its fluid identity. It’s not tied to a single religious or ethnic observance, which gives Canadians the freedom to make it their own—to celebrate heritage, plant seeds, light a sparkler, or simply take a deep breath.

So whether you’re headed to a beach, prepping the family barbecue, catching up on a good book, or teaching your kids how to ride a bike—this weekend is a reminder that sometimes, joy is found in the small things: time together, sunshine on your skin, and a moment to just be.

From our magazine family to yours, Happy Victoria Day—may it be filled with peace, laughter, and a hint of adventure.

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MANISH’S ZODIAC PREDICTIONS DECEMBER-MAY Manish Kumar Arora, 91-9871062000

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What's your Astrology sign? Select your sign and read below.

ARIES (21 March – 19 April)

TAURUS (20 April – 20 May)

GEMINI (21 May – 20 June)

CANCER (21 June – 22 July)

The theme for achieving success in this month revolves around honing your ability to work fairly, maintain group cohesiveness or team spirit, and negotiate diplomatically with others. Cultivating good social skills and utilising charm and grace in your interactions with others can take you places.

This month will turn out to be a clearly positive time, which will be literally full to the brim with meaningful events, positives, and also having conflictual situations.

Those who seek to maintain peace and harmony will be richly rewarded in personal and professional relationships.

Planetary environment promises to bring quite unusual events. Mostly those will be pleasant surprises that will happen exactly to you. During this period you might disclosure new abilities in business sphere. You will give your superlative performance and receive admiration and appreciation from your team members.

This is a highly favorable time for self employed professionals and family business. The innovative approach and go-getter attitude fetches excellent returns as profits pour in continuously.

Using persuasive skills, imagination and accurate assessment about existing trends, you can conduct excellent business administration.

LEO (23 July – 22 August)

VIRGO (23 Aug – 22 September )

LIBRA (23 Sep – 22 October)

SCORPIO (23 Oct – 21 November)

This would be a month of hyperactivity, both on a mental and physical level as you attend to hectic work schedule, business meetings and conferences, social gatherings and entertainment programs and simultaneously spinning the thinking wheels and carrying on the internal brainstorming non-stop.

This month propels you along a new path.

Adventure, travel, and higher learning call to you. You are setting your sights on the future instead of worrying about the past and aiming high. Your spirit for adventure runs high, yet you are especially busy with work obligations.

An energetic month is in store for you.

You want to have fun, and you might find you’re pouring a lot of energy into your hobbies, children, and recreation.

Romance moves forward, and you’re ready to take the initiative when it comes to matters of the heart.

It’s time to be prudent and to review your budget rather than spend.

Follow the dictates of your heart this month.

In general, collective interest in learning more about balance in relationships, legal rights, social skills, psychology, and soft skills can be observed.

SAGITTARIUS (22 November – 21 December)

CAPRICORN (22 December – 19 January)

AQUARIUS (20 January – 18 February)

PISCES (19 February – 20 March)

It’s an excellent period for productivity on all levels, even if the lure of chit chat with friends is strong..

You are feeling re-motivated after some lack of enthusiasm in recent past. Those in business will have an upper hand in their partnerships, with courageous planning and bold steps taken towards growth.

It’s a time when exciting professional and travel opportunities could arise, seemingly out of the blue.

Love and appreciation are easy to attract this month. Your desire to learn, share ideas, and improve your skills is powerful. You will share your skill, expertise and time for charitable and philanthropic causes.

This is a happy month with glad tidings, expansions and promotions, and all round growth.

The time is good for investment purposes with chances of excellent returns. Your mood in love is mostly adventurous, and your charm is quite natural now.

You will be busy harmonizing and balancing your personal lives, relationships and partners. Some of you might enter into new relationships, both marital and romantic ones.

Encouraging results are predicted for new business partnerships and nascent enterprises.

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Beyond the class Cool new extracurriculars for kid I

n today’s world, extracurricular activities are no longer just a way to keep kids busy after school; they’ve become a vital part of a well-rounded education. From coding camps to sustainability clubs to multicultural arts programs, young people are exploring a range of exciting and innovative activities that help them develop important life skills while expanding their horizons.

These new extracurriculars offer more than just fun — they help kids and teens hone their creativity, problemsolving skills, environmental awareness, and cultural appreciation. Today’s extracurricular landscape is rich with opportunities that allow children to think

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critically, collaborate, and express themselves in fresh, meaningful ways.

Coding camps: Shaping the future of technology As technology continues to dominate the workforce, coding is quickly becoming a key skill for kids and teens to master. Coding camps are the perfect place for children to learn how to think like a programmer, while exploring the world of game development, app design, and robotics.

These camps are designed to be interactive, allowing kids to build their own digital projects, from video games to websites, while learning key programming languages like Python, Java, and Scratch. By engaging in hands-on projects,

kids don’t just learn technical skills — they develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and project management abilities that will benefit them in any future career.

Tip: Coding camps are ideal for kids who enjoy challenges and creativity. These camps not only build tech skills but also teach how to work through problems and develop innovative solutions.

Sustainability clubs: Cultivating eco-conscious leaders With environmental issues taking center stage worldwide, sustainability clubs are offering kids and teens a platform to take action and make a difference. These clubs engage children in projects like recycling programs,

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sroom ds and teens community gardens, and environmental advocacy, helping them understand the importance of protecting the planet.

Through hands-on activities, children learn the principles of sustainability, such as reducing waste, conserving energy, and using ecofriendly products. They also explore solutions to global challenges like climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss. By participating in sustainability initiatives, kids become empowered to make lasting changes in their own communities.

Tip: Joining a sustainability club encourages kids to become leaders in environmental advocacy. Whether it’s starting a recycling initiative at school

or organizing a community clean-up, these activities teach kids how to create positive change.

Multicultural arts programs: Celebrating diversity through creativity In a world that’s more interconnected than ever, multicultural arts programs are a fantastic way for kids and teens to explore the rich cultural traditions of different communities. These programs allow young people to engage with various art forms — from traditional dance and folk music to visual arts and storytelling — providing them with a deeper understanding of

global cultures.

By participating in multicultural arts, children not only learn about the artistic heritage of other cultures but also develop empathy, creativity, and collaboration. These programs often encourage kids to work together on community projects, creating art that reflects a blend of cultural traditions. The aim is to foster inclusivity, broaden their worldview, and help them embrace diversity through creativity.

Tip: Multicultural arts programs allow kids to express

themselves while learning about different cultures.

They’re an excellent way to build social skills and appreciate the diversity that surrounds them.

The benefits of extracurriculars: Nurturing well-rounded development Extracurricular activities like coding camps, sustainability clubs, and multicultural arts programs offer far more than just technical or creative skills.

These experiences nurture kids’ emotional intelligence, self-confidence, and leadership abilities. They also encourage a strong sense of community and help children discover their passions.

By stepping beyond the classroom, kids and teens gain valuable life skills that go beyond textbooks and tests. They learn how to communicate effectively, think critically, and approach challenges with creativity and resilience. More importantly, these activities give them a sense of purpose and accomplishment, whether they’re building their first website, creating an ecofriendly project, or performing a traditional dance.

As the world changes, these extracurricular activities provide kids with the tools they need to thrive — both academically and socially. With endless options to explore, the next generation of thinkers, creators, and leaders is ready to make a difference.

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fashion

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nvyN kpVy pwaux qoN pihlW zrUr kro ieh kMm

Aksr AsIN nvyN kpVy ^rId ky aunHW ƒ pwaux leI ieMny izAwdw auqSwhq ho jWdy hW ik AsI ApxI cmVI dI sMBwl ƒ nzr-AMdwz kr idMdy hW[ ies kwrn AsI ApxI cmVI dw nukswn kr lYNdy hW[ nvyN kpVy Apxy leI lvo jW b~icAW leI, kdy vI ienHW ƒ ibnW Doey nw pwau[ Aijhw krn nwl qusIN keI qrHW dIAW cmVI sbMDI bImwrIAW dw swhmxw krn qoN bc jwaugy[ keI vwr kpiVAW nwl cmVI ’qy kYmIkl irAYkSn ho jWdw hY qW kdy koeI ien&YkSn ho skdI hY[ DwZw bxwaux qoN lY ky kpVw bxn qk keI

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kYmIklz dw pRXog kIqw jWdw hY[ hwlWik pYikMg qoN pihlW kpiVAW ƒ Doqw jWdw hY pr ieh DulweI bs ienHW dI lu~k leI huMdI hY[ kYmIkl quhwfI cmVI ƒ nukswn nw phuMcwvy ies leI nvyN kpiVAW ƒ zrUr Dovo[ SoA rUm qk Awaux qoN pihlW kpVy keI pRikirAwvW qoN ho ky guzrdy hn ijs nwl ienHW ivc gMdgI l~g jWdI hY[ SoA rUm ivc quhwfy qoN pihlW vI iksy ny ies frY~s ƒ trweI kIqw hovygw[ ies leI iksy vI qrHW dI cmVI sbMDI rog qoN bcx leI nvyN kpVy ƒ Do ky hI pwau[ By: Sajan Kumar

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‘rotI KwDI hY ik nhIN k~lI mW pu~CdI, ikMny fwlr kmwauNdw bwkI swry pu~Cdy ‘QoVHI mwXUs jI idsdI, ikDry vI ibrq nw itkdI[ pu~qr prdys gey ƒ, bu~FVI mW ic~TI ilKdI, ijENdw rih mwx jvwnI[ hr pl Ardws vy pu~q, iPkr krIN nw, bwkI sB ie~Qy TIk Twk pr qUM iPkr krIN nw... [‘ gwiek minMdr bwT duAwrw gwieAw ieh gIq ‘prdys gey aunHW pu~qrW dIAW mwvW dw drd ibAwndw hY jo Awpxy pu~qrW dI qr~kI qW dyKxw cwhuMdIAW hn pr ikqy nw ikqy pRdys gey pu~qr dw Zm zrUr rihMdw hY[ hor vI bhuq swry gIq ijhVy mwvW dy pu~q prdys gey hn aunHW dy hwlwq ibAwn krdy hn ik iks qrHW aunHW dIAW mwvW Awpxy qoN dUr hoey b~icAW dy drd ibAwn krdIAW hn[ kw&I b~cy ivdySW dI DrqI ‘qy pVHn gey Aqy au~Qy hI sY~t ho gey[ kw&I b~cy isr& ivdyS dI DrqI ‘qy jwx dy SOk ‘c hI s~q smuMdr pwr cly gey[ ienHW ivdyS gey b~icAW dIAW mwvW jo hr smyN aunHW dw cMgw cwhuMdIAW hn Aqy hr smyN iehI socdIAW hn ik aunHW dw b~cw pqw nhIN iks hwlwq ivc hovygw? hwlWik ieh g~l mihsUs kIqI geI hY ik hr iksy dI iehI ie~Cw huMdI hY ik aunHW dw b~cw ij~Qy vI rhy, kwmXwb ho ky jIvn bqIq kry[ auh BwvyN dyS ‘c rhy jW ivdyS ‘c suKI vsy pr iek mW dI ie~Cw ieh dyKI geI hY ik aus dw b~cw kwmXwb qW hovy pr auhdy kol hI rhy[ Ajoky smyN ‘c hr ienswn kwmXwbI leI bhuq B~j-n~T krdw hY[

au~Qy iek~lw hY Aqy Awpxw du~K iks kol vMfweygw?

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mjbUrI v~s prdys gey b~icAW dIAW mwvW hr vyly iehI socdIAW hn ik kd aunHW dw b~cw ivdySoN vwps Awvygw Aqy aunHW nwl dubwrw jIvn bqIq krygw? ieh socdIAW bhuq swrIAW mwvW r~b ƒ ipAwrIAW vI ho geIAW[ mYN Awpxy ies lyK rwhIN ivdyS gey aunHW sB b~icAW dIAW mwvW dw du~K ibAwn krn dI koiSS kIqI hY Aqy Ardws krdw hW ik ivdyS gey b~icAW dIAW mwvW ƒ hor bhuqy du~K nw J~lxy pYx Aqy aumId krdw hW ik swfy dyS dIAW srkwrW smyN isr Awpxy dyS dy AMdr hI cMgw ivkws krn Aqy cMgy kMmkwr isrjx qW jo hor izAwdw b~cy

b~cy mW dy dyxw kdy nhIN dy skdy[ klIAW dy bwdSwh mrhUm kuldIp mwxk dw gwxw ‘mW huMdI ey mW E dunIAw vwilE’ AOlwd ^wqr mW v~loN shwry jWdy du~KW-drdW dI pUrI qrHW qrjmwnI krdw hY[ swQIE- mW dy ipAwr dw krz qW iksy vI kImq qy nhIN cukwieAw jw skdw- pr ijMnw icr mW dw swieAw isr qy mOjUd hY- mwvW ƒ ipAwr siqkwr dy ky, AsIN aus bySkImqI dOlq nwl mwlw mwl ho skdy hW- jo swƒ ‘duAwvW’ dy rUp iv~c mu&q ‘c hI iml jwxI hY[ mwipAW dy bolW iv~c vI iksy mhW-purS jW pUrn sMq-mhwqmw dy bolW qoN G~t qwkq nhIN huMdI[ ijs ny mwipAW dI syvw kr leI, aus ƒ qIrQW qy jw ky ieSnwn krn dI jrUrq nhIN[ keI AYsy lok vI hn ijhnW dy mwpy qW ibRD AwSrmW iv~c ruLdy hn pr auh DrmAsQwnW qy jw ky AwpxI qy Awpxy b~icAW dy su~K dI Ardws krdy hn[ (lyKk- -dljIq m~kV)

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bollywood

jwnoN mwrn dIAW DmkIAW ‘qy slmwn Kwn no qoVI cu~pI, boly- ‘sB r~b Brosy…’ bwlIvu~f suprstwr slmwn Kwn ƒ keI vwr jwnoN mwrn dIAW DmkIAW imlIAW hn[ hwl hI ‘c slmwn ny pihlI vwr ies bwry Ku~lH ky g~l kIqI Aqy d~isAw ik kI ienHW DmkIAW dw aus ‘qy koeI Asr hoieAw hY[ muMbeI ‘c mIfIAw nwl g~lbwq kridAW ie~k nwmI gYNg v~loN kIqy gey hmly ‘qy pihlI vwr v~fw ibAwn id~qw hY[ aus ny ikhw, “r~b, A~lHw sB kuJ dyK irhw hY[ ijMnI aumr ilKI hY, EnI hI rhygI[ b~s iehI hY[” d~s dyeIey ik slmwn Kwn ƒ keI vwr DmkIAW iml cu~kIAW hn Aqy ipCly swl 2024 iv~c aus dy Gr dy bwhr golIbwrI dI Gtnw vI vwpr cu~kI hY[ ies qoN bwAd aus dI sur~iKAw s^q kr id~qI geI hY[ ies bwry g~l krdy hoey Adwkwr ny ikhw, “kdy-kdy ieMny swry lokW dy nwl qurnw pYNdw hY, bs auQy id~kq ho jWdI hY[” slmwn Kwn ny ieh vI d~isAw ik hux auh isrP Awpxy Gr Aqy kMm dy ivckwr hI sPr krdw hY[ aus ny ikhw ik “jdoN mYN pRY~s nwl huMdw hW qW mYƒ koeI icMqw nhIN huMdI[ pr jdoN mYN iek~lw huMdw hW qW prySwnIAW vD jWdIAW hn[ hux myrI izMdgI isrP glYksI ApwrtmYNt qoN SUitMg krn Aqy glYksI qoN SUitMg krn q~k sImq hY[” By: Sajan Kumar

pu~qr dI ishq leI ies Adwkwr dI pqnI ny mMdr iv~c ByNt kIqy Awpxy isr dy vwL Adwkwrw Aqy AWDrw pRdyS dy aup mu~K mMqrI pvn kilAwx dI pqnI AMnw lyznyvw ny ipCly h&qy isMgwpur iv~c skUl A~g hwdsy iv~c Awpxy pu~qr mwrk SMkr dy bc jwx qoN bwAd DMnvwd pRgt krn leI iqrUpqI mMdr ƒ Awpxy vwL dwn kr id~qy[ AMnw AYqvwr ƒ mMdr gey sn Aqy audoN qoN aunHW dI PyrI dy vIfIE AwnlweIn vwierl ho rhy hn[ pvn kilAwx dI pwrtI ny ie~k pRYs irlIz iv~c ikhw, ‘prMprw ƒ iDAwn iv~c r~Kdy hoey AMnw ny pdmwvqI kilAwx k~tw ivKy Awpxy vwl cVHwey Aqy pUjw rsmW iv~c ih~sw ilAw[‘ irportW Anuswr mwrk dy h~Q Aqy PyPiVAW iv~c s~tW l~gIAW hn[ ausdw isMgwpur dy ie~k sQwnk hspqwl iv~c ielwj c~l irhw sI[ Gtnw qoN kuJ GMitAW bwAd pvn kilAwx ny mIfIAw ƒ sMboDn kIqw Aqy ikhw ik DUMeyN kwrn PyPiVAW dy nukswn dI h~d dw pqw lgwaux leI aunHW dy pu~qr ƒ bROnkoskopI krvwauxI peI[

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krdw hY[ 4 lok Aksr pwxI pIxw psMd nhIN krdy, Aijhy ‘c pudIny dIAW p~qIAW ƒ pwxI ‘c imlw ky pIx nwl svwd vDdw hY Aqy PlUief ientyk dI mwqrw vI vD jWdI hY[ grm mOsm ‘c fIhweIfRySn qoN bcx leI pudInw imksf irPrYiSMg firMk pIx nwl ipAws buJdI hY Aqy hweIfRySn vI imldI hY[ 4 pudIny dIAW p~qIAW dI qwzI mihk vI mUf ƒ ibhqr bxwaux ivc mdd krdI hY[ jykr pudIny dIAW p~qIAW ƒ cwh vWg bxw ky pIqw jwvy qW ieh qxwA ƒ dUr krdw hY Aqy srIr Aqy idmwg ƒ Awrwm idMdw hY[ grmIAW dy mOsm iv~c TMfw Aqy SWq rihx iv~c mdd krdw hY[ 4 pudIny dy v~D qoN v~D lwB lYx leI ies ƒ v~K-v~K pkvwnW iv~c Swml krn qoN ielwvw ies ƒ inMbU dy nwl pIx vwly pdwrQW jW iksy vI PlW dy pIx iv~c Swml krky svwd ƒ vDwieAw jw skdw hY[ Gr ivc pudInw ikvyN augwauxw hY jykr qusIN cwho qW ies PwiedymMd jVI-bUtI ƒ Gr dI bwlkonI ‘c AwswnI nwl augw skdy ho[ ieh pwxI Aqy im~tI dovW iv~c augwieAw jw skdw hY[ By: Sajan Kumar

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