 © UBC By Janica Maya One year has passed since the Covid 19 pandemic engulfed our lives and we continue to experience the effects globally. Many people have reflected a lost year and learned more about themselves while seeking the hope of normalcy, once again.
 ©Daily Times By Janica Maya (@Janicamaya) The beauty industry might offer many convenient options to ‘cover up’ visible blemishes we believe we have – but in reality, the industry has, for many years, successfully glossed over its many problematic flaws.
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​Each year Canada commemorates April as National Poetry Month to celebrate the creativity and linguistic diversity of poetry.
 By Nobetternina (@nobetternina) VIBE105 recently hosted a panel discussion celebrating International Women’s Day, with VIBE’s very own female ambassadors: Danae Peart, Carrie Mullings, MC Nadzzz, Rhea Gamana, Simply Leah and nobetternina - with Fatima Husain as panel moderator.
 © Getty Images By Nobetternina (@nobetternina) This time last year, COVID wasn’t exactly a concern just yet, meaning you probably had a very normal Valentine’s Day. Unfortunately, that’s changed this year and although we may be in the middle of a stay-at-home order on February 14th, there are still ways you can celebrate this day of love, from home!
 © PCMag UK By Nobetternina (@nobetternina) Every year, one of the most popular new year’s resolutions people set is to lose weight and get fit. But just before 2020 ended, the ongoing spread of COVID-19 lead to the closure of gyms across Ontario.
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