Tara De Boer is a journalist who focuses on national news in Canada. She writes for CTV News and her work has also appeared in NOW Magazine. Tara covers a range of topics including health, mental health, finance, popular culture, and sports.
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Tara's coverage spans a variety of topics, including health, entertainment news, and wellbeing. Her articles often include expert commentary and cite data to support their claims.
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After a remarkable year for women in sport, moms and mom-to-be athletes in Canada can head into the new year confident that pregnancy will no longer lead to financial drawbacks.
By: Tara De Boer
As Christmas trees lay dormant on curbsides and the frigid winter air settles in for the long haul, the post-holiday blues can be a jolting reality in January.
After a video surfaced of hundreds of people waiting in a walk-in clinic line went viral, there's no ignoring the doctor shortage growing in Ontario.
In a bylaw update that came into effect on Jan. 1, the City of Toronto has expanded zoning and licensing laws for entertainment venues, bars, and restaurants, into neighbourhoods beyond the downtown core.
Travelling to sunny locations in the middle of a frigid Toronto winter might be the fastest working medicine for winter blues, but travel costs might prevent many people from taking the leap.
Today marks a significant day in American politics as Donald Trump is set to make his return to the White House.
By: Tara De Boer
Some Torontonians will have to find a new place for weekend brunch after a beloved West End business announced it’s closing down.
January is expected to end on a fairly chaotic note, weather-wise, in Toronto with significant winds, flurries and a cold front set for this week.
By: Tara De Boer
In a message shared to his Instagram story Sunday night, Drake tells those enduring Canadian winter to “take care,” before announcing he’s temporarily leaving the city.
It's the end of an era for Canadian punk group Sum 41, who hit the stage one last time in Toronto this week after nearly 30 years of performing.
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