Flair Airlines has the worst complaint record of any major Canadian carrier, and it's finally responding — I covered the launch of its new dedicated customer service team, and what's driving the airline's attempt to turn its reputation around after a rough year of delays, cancellations, and seized aircraft.

Women make up 80% of travel advisors, yet the industry is still waiting on economic gender parity along with everyone else — new World Economic Forum data suggests it could take until 2154. I broke down what's driving the stall and why it matters for a sector this female-dominated.

A joint CFA Institute/FINRA study found Canadian Gen Z is investing earlier and more confidently than their peers abroad — I broke down the numbers on what's driving them, what they're buying, and where they're getting their financial information from.

Ontario isn't the Rockies, but that hasn't stopped a growing crew of backcountry skiers from ditching resort lift lines for lake-effect powder on the escarpment. I talked to the locals who've built their winters around it — and what keeps them coming back despite the risk, the gear, and the hard-earned turns.

Cold winters, hot boxes: I went looking into why sauna culture is booming in Southern Georgian Bay, from an infrared pioneer whose designs now sit in NHL locker rooms to a contractor building his own backyard sauna from scratch, and a shamanic coach who treats hers as a weekly social ritual.

A pandemic-delayed dinner party finally happened under string lights on a Markdale farm — and turned 15 strangers into friends by asking them a simple question: what do you bring to the table? I talked to the founders of Table Project about building an intimate, art-forward dining series from scratch.