Good News Tuesday has a payphone story tonight. It is yellow, it sits in a university coffee shop in Boston, and it is connected to a seniors home in Nevada. Young people pick it up. Older people answer. The research…
Canadian government inefficiency is not really about failure. It is about expectation. Matt Gurney has one example that makes that distinction impossible to ignore: Canada and the UK both needed new military pistols. The UK did it in two years…
Turning 30 as a millennial looked like a death sentence from a distance. Bed by nine. No more fun. House, kids, the whole package. Less than half have the house. Less than 40 percent have the kids. The death sentence…
Shane Hewitt and his Rachel Levy explain how vague complaints often mask the real issues and prevent people from solving problems at work and in daily life. By shifting from broad frustrations to specific details, individuals can see patterns, identify…
Dating after 50 puts a question on the table that nobody talks about out loud: is this chemistry, or is this indigestion? Jen Kirsch and Tony Tedesco sat with that question, and the answer is more honest than most people…
Humanoid robots at McDonald’s are not a concept anymore. Shanghai is testing four of them right now: one in full uniform taking orders, one in a chef’s hat, one delivering trays to tables, and one small enough for kids to…
Why we complain is rarely the story we tell ourselves about it. Leadership consultant Rachel Levy draws the line between the complaint you can hear and the one underneath it, and that second one is where the real conversation lives.…
Spring break with a teenager and Bob Addison’s plan was simply: call it an adventure day. One rainy Vancouver Thursday later, there were axolotls, a Pink Floyd laser show in the planetarium, and a symphony that may or may not…
DIY household hacks this useful are already sitting in your bathroom cabinet and kitchen drawer, waiting. Two things most people use for exactly one purpose. Both of them capable of considerably more. **The Garden Trick You Already Own** Irish Spring…
Talking to strangers statistically works out better than anyone walking into it believes it will. Three hundred participants. A week-long scavenger hunt built around daily stranger approaches. The expected rejection rate versus the actual rejection rate is the kind of…
Stepping into a stranger’s conversation about vaccines in 2025 should have gone badly. The bartender doing the teasing was expected to get defensive. Instead he asked a genuine question. That gap between the expected reaction and the actual one is…
Project Hail Mary science hides something real that the movie barely touches, and Dr. Elaina Hyde found it. The microbes proposed for Venus’s atmosphere, the ice pockets theorized on the moon, these exist in science papers, not just screenplays. The…
LaGuardia Air Canada crash investigators are working through wreckage after the crash, and the question at the centre of it is a direct one. The plane landed. Why was there a fire truck in its path? Two Air Canada Jazz…
Hospital-acquired infections affect 200,000 Canadians every year and kill 12,000 of them. These aren’t people who arrived critically ill. These are people who went in for something and picked up a superbug that antibiotics cannot touch. The cleanest-looking room in…
Iran conflict costs are landing on a Saskatchewan farm before the planting season even starts. Trump said he’ll keep bombing for fun. The markets moved when he hinted at negotiations. The diesel bill didn’t. What It Costs When the World…
