Monday, November 19, 2012 The Ontario women's prison under the microscope for the 2007 fatal self-strangulation of troubled teen Ashley Smith is grappling with new allegations that a male guard was smuggling drugs in exchange for sexual favours from at least one female inmate. BLOG POSTS  | Josh D. Scheinert: Do All Diseases Need a "Movember" Gimmick?
Movember has made a very important contribution to men's health. But in addition to Movember, November is also Crohn's and Colitis Awareness Month. But most of us probably didn't know that; you can't grow two moustaches at once. Movember, along with a few other of the more fortunate charitable campaigns, is a behemoth. In its success, which is to be commended, Movember leaves a wake of other, less fortunate charities, patients, doctors and researchers. As this trend will inevitably continue to grow, I'm not entirely sure we should be comfortable with that. |  | Preston Manning: An Open Letter to Uncle Sam, From Your Nothern Neighbour
As an old friend who wishes nothing but the best for your country, I am worried about what one election night commentator described as the ongoing "ideological civil war" in America. In the past, after this initial polarization, there is a seeking for common ground and a coming together in order to "get things done." In recent years, however, this has not occurred. |  | Kendra Hagerman: Green is in for Fall: Beauty Brands that Recycle
The fashion and beauty industry can be hard on Mother Nature. Thankfully, many companies, brands, and retailers are adopting environmentally friendly and sustainable practices in an effort to decrease their impact on the environment. Looking good and doing good has never been so rewarding. |  | Celine Hervieux-Payette: Grey Seal Cull: Making the Ethical Choice
The main argument of those who oppose the grey seal cull is that there is no market for seal-derived products. But this market is so successful that Canadian products were exported to 35 countries between 2005 and 2011, bringing in US$70 million. It is more ethical to humanely and sustainably harvest animals and subsequently market them, then it is to harvest them only to let them rot. |  | Jason Tetro: A Recipe for Health: Genetics, Diet and...Germs
 The recipe for health is dependent on a balance of ingredients although instead of savoury, sweet and salty, our well-being is based on a combination of genetics, diet and of course, germs. But if there are any problems, our bodies use a specific process called inflammation to show their discontent. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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