Diesel prices have pulled a dollar ahead of gasoline at the pump, and energy expert Dan McTeague breaks down exactly why that gap opened up and what’s actually driving it. He also points to a surprising piece of the supply…
AI radio stations can choose songs and introduce them. But what happens when each AI decides it knows exactly what the audience wants to hear? Kris Abel has audio from two stations whose introductions took peculiar turns. Would either one…
John Chew traces the letter Z back through French and Greek to explain how nearly every English-speaking country in the world settled on Zed, while one major country broke from that standard entirely. He also lays out how saying Zed…
Ryan told an American friend he needed to wear his toque all winter. His friend heard something very different. What everyday word have you used without realizing someone else might have no idea what you mean? Shane and Ryan put…
A Costco discount led to two hundred and sixty chocolate bars landing in one house five weeks before Halloween, and what happens next is the exact reason nobody should buy that early. Uncle Bob Addison pops in and shares he…
A break-in caught entirely on camera left one homeowner more unsettled than any theft could have, after a masked intruder defeated motion lights and AI tracking without so much as flinching. What happened once he got inside the shed raises…
Cybersecurity and tech analyst Ritesh Kotak shares a scenario that’s closer to reality than most people realize, where an AI could buy you something based on a single offhand comment you made in passing. He also lays out what actually…
If you’re about to vote in a municipal election, there’s an old line two former city hall insiders keep coming back to, and it explains exactly why so many local promises never get kept, no matter who wins. Former Montreal…
Ben Harrison walks through what nine days at the Toronto International Film Festival actually looks like when you’re chasing dozens of premieres, and how this year stacked up against his personal record from a decade ago. He also describes a…
Carmi Levy has noticed the same thing a lot of people have lately: scam calls used to trickle in every few weeks, and now they show up in clusters, sometimes minutes apart. He points to one specific shift in technology…
Holistic nutritionist Alyssa B says most people are getting barely half the fiber they need each day, and breaks down the actual gram target adults should be hitting. She also flags a habit most people don’t think twice about, peeling…
Longtime broadcaster John Moore has moderated Toronto election debates with as many as nine candidates on stage at once, and he breaks down exactly what happens when that many people compete for the same microphone at the same time. He…
Gas prices are climbing everywhere, and this segment turns into a live, city-by-city comparison of what people are actually paying at the pump right now, with numbers coming in that are hard to believe. From there the conversation moves to…
There are direct flights between Germany and places like Yukon and Saskatchewan, and columnist Andrew Caddell uses that detail to explain something most Canadians don’t realize about how Europe already sees this country. He also takes on the assumption that…
A state government agency mixed up the identities of thousands of people, printing new ID cards with the wrong face attached, and correcting it took more than a simple reprint. An athlete had an accident mid-competition, right in front of…
