We live in a time when bad news gets all the attention. Violence. Division. Fear. Turn on the TV or scroll through social media and it hits you like a wall. Crisis after crisis. Headline after headline. We’re drowning in it.

And it’s taking a toll — on our mood, on our trust, and on how we treat each other.

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But here’s the thing: Good news still exists. It’s out there. It happens every day — in your workplace, your neighbourhood, your kid’s school. The problem is, it rarely makes the front page. That needs to change.

Because hearing good news matters. It’s not fluff. It’s not filler. It’s fuel.

Study after study shows that stories of kindness, generosity, and community engagement help lower stress, boost mental health, and increase a person’s willingness to help othe

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