Nalyn Tindall

Chatelaine • 3rd April 2025

The 5 Best All-Canadian Purchases Our Editors Made In March

Finding homegrown swaps for everyday items is easier than you think. Need some shopping inspo? Our editors share the all-Canadian products they bought and loved this month, from an eco-friendly, ultra-concentrated shampoo to an instant oat milk latte mix.

The Eyeopener • 5th February 2025

A love letter to heartbreak

With every step forward, I leave a piece of my heart behind—it’s made me who I am today

Chatelaine • 31st January 2025

The 9 Best Purchases Our Editors Made In January - Chatelaine

You know what they say—new year, new buys. And this month has been all about shopping from some of our favourite Canadian brands.

CanCulture • 10th January 2024

One man's trash is probably my treasure — CanCulture

My tendency for “sentimental hoarding,” coupled with my lifelong habit of collecting stickers I was too afraid to use because I may regret their placement, has found the perfect outlet in the form of my junk journal: A scrapbook compiling each little piece of my days, barraged in stickers to complete the maximalist yet delightful aesthetic.

CanCulture • 1st December 2023

Masthead Wrapped: CanCulture’s top Canadian songs of 2023 — CanCulture

With Spotify wrapped, making waves once again, and exposing the most vulnerable for their fascinating taste in music, the masthead decided to do them a favour and compile our favourite songs. Who cares if your top artist of 2023 was “Brown Noise,” tell your friends you listened to these Canadian hits instead. Here are our top picks for our favourite Canadian songs this year.

Her Campus • 8th February 2023

All the people I could have been

My life has never followed a direct path, but my decisions have always been bold. I’ve always been one to lead and leave a mark. I’ve started to wonder if my decisions were the right ones, not only in the moment but if they’ve led me down the right path. I wonder who I could have been if the events of my life were altered.

Her Campus • 2nd January 2023

My Experience With Dating Apps

There are many reasons to download dating apps: entertainment, boredom or maybe to find true love. While the cure for heartbreak may not be dating apps, they are a lot of fun. Swiping away hours of time is the ultimate distraction to help overcome your ex or procrastinate on an upcoming essay.

CanCulture • 13th December 2022

The art of going to the movies — CanCulture

Going to the movies is a unique experience unlike any other. With streaming services on the rise, some may feel the practice of going out to see a movie is dying, but I wholeheartedly believe it’s an experience that can’t be replicated.

Her Campus • 8th December 2022

Why Cats make the best roommates

While roommates may seem like a good idea to keep you company and help manage the household, there’s only one type of roommate that will truly benefit your life: a cat.

Her Campus • 18th April 2022

Why Live Music Matters

As COVID-19 restrictions ease and spring has sprung, concerts are back in full swing at the relief of many. Live music holds an important place in the lives of countless people––and for good reason. Nothing quite compares to the experience of live music, and now it’s back. Music connects, inspires, entertains and changes lives.

Live music matters, whether it be rock concerts, orchestras, or fireside jam sessions. There’s nothing quite like hearing your favourite song fill an arena, or listening

Her Campus • 7th April 2022

My Job Search Experience

In the words of The Smiths, “I was looking for a job, and then I found a job, and heaven knows I’m miserable now,” but you’ve got to do what you’ve got to do. For most university students, that means working over the summer break to afford the cost of living in Canada’s second most expensive city, Toronto.

Her Campus • 19th January 2022

The Importance of Prioritizing Yourself

Back to school can be a stressful time for many. The start of a new semester means new commitments, requirements and scheduling. During this busy time, it is crucial to keep your own needs in mind and take the time required to care for yourself.

Her Campus • 26th October 2021

How Filling Your Home With Plants Can Improve Your Mental Health

When I was in Grade 10, I decided to buy my first houseplant: a small, unidentified leafy sprout that I purchased in order to fill a chicken-shaped pot I found at the thrift store. This plant sparked my love for houseplants, and my collection continues to grow to this day.

Theatre Alberta • 7th October 2020

Who Are We Now? Essay Series - Nalyn Tindall

When schools across the country were put on hold last March, I had no idea that this is what life would become. I did not picture entering my high school classroom masked each morning, coating my hands in sanitizer after each doorway I step through, but this is life now.