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Café culture

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jodie layne
If you like to wake up and smell the really delicious, artisan coffee there are going to be two new places to do so. With the opening of Café Postal on Provencher Boulevard this...
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Going Deep with Jodie Layne

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jodie layne
You can never have too much—or too little—sex! This might not come as a shock to many, but the Anna Faris film What’s Your Number? is atrocious. Originally, I had seen only the beginning on HBO...
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Surviving in a food desert

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jodie layne
Winnipeg doesn’t seem like home to many deserts – but it is. Food deserts, that is. “Food security to me is the equal right to food for all,” explains Jasmine Tara, the food security and...
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Going Deep with Jodie Layne

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jodie layne
Orgasms are awesome: Part 3 So, I think by now you get the point that orgasms are awesome. The way that our bodies and minds interact and affect each other in moments of sheer pleasure is...
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Art City hosts live movie making at the Broadway Neighbourhood Centre

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jodie layne
The idea of children in homemade costumes might not sound terrifying – but it will be if Cathy Gordon and Ulysses Castellanos (Toronto) have their way. On Oct. 26, community members of all ages will...
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Going Deep with Jodie Layne

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jodie layne
Orgasms are awesome: Part 2 Last week we talked orgasms; what they are and why they are amazing for your health, and why they aren’t the most important thing when having sex. So how can...
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Hope in Dirt City

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jodie layne
Cadence Weapon is my kind of rapper; I can’t decide if I want to sit down and talk literature and philosophy with him – or party really hard to his music. His new album,...
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