Kurl: Exhausted and frustrated by 2023, Canadians hope for better in 2024

The thing about a "new year" is that it’s never really new at all. Oh sure, we may sing the songs, change over the calendars (yes, I still use the paper ones as wall art, judge me), use the demarcation of time as a moment to celebrate or reflect. But in the end, the joys and sorrows, hopes and anxieties we carried in the last moments of the dying year don’t magically disappear in the first moments of the new one.   Read More