Columnists

If you were a counselor who was helping someone manage a crisis situation, your recommendations to exercise tough love could potentially kill the marriage.

A month ago, my girlfriend told me she didn’t trust me enough to be in a relationship. This is because of a mistake I made over a year ago.

I was in an airport awhile ago, when I saw a man sitting in one of those shoe shine chairs getting his shoes shined.

First priority down south was to take eldest grandchild, Sarah, 4½, fishing.

Julie Powell is a 29-year-old temp secretary with a boring dead end job, but a firm intention to be someone.

The numbers of living, healthy birch trees have been rapidly declining in Central Alberta.

My grandmother has emphysema and refuses to get help. Worse, she still smokes. She’s started losing her memory and has become increasingly irrational and combative. She also has severe migraines and has lost nearly 20 kilograms.

My wife and I have been together since high school.

I can’t believe the advice you gave “Not Interested Now/Never Was,” who didn’t want sex anymore after 37 years of marriage.

Are you looking to get hitched without all the fuss of a yearlong planning cycle? Do warm, sandy beaches sound like the idyllic setting to tie the knot?