Chelsea McIver

The proliferation of information in the digital age has encouraged us to think about the supply channels that bring products into our hands. But are consumer boycotts really an effective form of protest?

You collect your things, change into normal clothes for the first time in years, and a door opens to the outside world. Then what?

While most of us don't eat flowers, they're subjected to the same issues of seasonal availability as things we do eat. Consumer tastes dictate that certain varieties are available en masse for particular celebrations, regardless of weather. Tulips in Easter, for example, and roses on Valentine's Day.

As the income gap continues to widen, and billionaires continue to accumulate their riches, one can’t help but wonder about what impact such wealth can have.

It's a sad truth that, generally speaking, even the most sex-positive and open-minded people don't like to think about their grandparents doing it. Which is sad, because the fact is that people over 60 are having sex.

According to advocacy groups such as Positive Women, not having women on the government agenda fails to recognize that women's experiences of the disease are unique. It can also exacerbate the lack of awareness and understanding on the topic.