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When grief feels overwhelming, music can be the first language of healing

When grief feels too heavy for words, young adults turn to music to express their emotions, find comfort and stay connected to what they have lost. For many, music becomes not just a coping tool, but a bridge to healing and self-understanding.
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My love for my dad’s favourite upbeat music transformed my outlook on grief

Music meant so much to my dad.
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Beyond the obituary: the unseen work of a funeral director

Funeral directors like Philip see life and death every day. Here's what the work of funeral directors is.
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Brick Works art installation gives public outlet to bond over shared sorrow

Space for Grief is an immersive art installation held at Evergreen Brick Works on Bayview Avenue until Nov. 18.

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