Canadians are spending less time than ever with friends. Some are getting inventive to stay close

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Nothing’s off limits with The Beamsville Beauties Supper Club, five women who met in high school almost four decades ago. Every month, they faithfully reunite for dinner, a tradition now spanning nearly 20 years.