Social Life

Sometimes we have to cut one another a little slack in our personal and professional life; our young professional (YP) lives are over-stimulated and hectic and unexpected situations come up all the time. We have recently realized, however, that some behaviors are permissible and others are plain rude

We've all been there; that awkward moment where you find yourself locked eyes with someone at an event and you know you know him or her from somewhere, but you can’t, for the life of you, place it…

Our friends at Aveleda Wines have curated the ultimate summer experience guide to make this summer as notable as you possibly can. We began with the art of the picnic and now move to the happy hour, summer-style

Last week on Notable we listed The 12 Signs It’s Time to Call It a Night. This week we are taking it further, detailing some tips and tricks to help you actually make that move out the door, into a safe ride home, and right into bed

We all (hopefully) have that intuitive voice within that conveniently informs us when it's time to go home. If for whatever reason that little voice has packed it in for the night, here are 12 ways of knowing when you should probably leave the scene

For young professionals (YPs) across the country, a typical Thursday, Friday or Saturday evening can start early and end late, often filled with multiple events, establishments and even different groups of friends. There isn’t time to rush home to change outfits and footwear for each new door you step through in the course of an evening, so a shoe of versatility is a must

From the ultimate night out to improving your Monday mentality, there's more to having a notable weekend than just attending the right events. We've even covered how to handle FOMO or that impending hangover, depending on what you choose to do

Many of us YPs would like to think of ourselves as someone that our colleagues, friends, and family can turn to for advice. We like to believe that they see us as educated and successful, and as an ideal resource for guidance and perspective. While being that go-to advice person is certainly a special honour, a lot of responsibility comes with that role

The city can be consuming professionally and socially, sometimes interchangeably. Socially, its lights, sounds and tastes can tempt you like a peer pressuring friend in high school; professionally, it is like a demanding boss who makes you want to work as hard as you can to keep up with the groundbreakers among us. Are you victim to the consuming city?