The Canada War Museum marks 20 years in its purpose-built home this week, and if you haven’t walked through the hall with the jet and the tanks, it’s time to change that. From a working Lancaster bomber in Hamilton to…
Meal planning does not require a full day. Alyssa B says 10 minutes of planning at the start of the week, knowing what you are making and who is eating, is enough to change how you eat from Monday to…
Alberta voters list data on 2.9 million people was allegedly obtained by a separatist-linked group, and the cleanup is far from finished. The Centurion Project built an app using the list. Elections Alberta traces leaks by seeding fake names into…
Canada in 2005 looked familiar in ways that are hard to ignore: a minority government, a floor crossing, and a prime minister under real pressure. George W. Bush was in the White House with a war on. Harry Potter was…
Restaurant closures in Canada are happening faster than forecast. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois projected a drop from 89,000 to 85,000 restaurants in 2026 and says the numbers coming from the sector confirm it is already underway. The shift is driven by…
The Canadian War Museum spent most of its existence in borrowed spaces. Dr. Andrew Burtch says the collection deserved better long before it got it. Before the 2005 building at LeBreton Flats, the museum occupied a run-down building where the…
Tragically Chip ice cream is real, it is maple whiskey with dark chocolate chunks and black cherry ripple, and it comes from a Tragically Hip collaboration with Kawartha Dairy landing June 22nd with proceeds going to the Breakfast Club of…
In 2005 pop culture, you logged on, checked your email, and turned the computer off at the end of the day. Ed Conroy knows exactly when that era ended, and what ended it. YouTube launched that year, and before it,…
WKRP in Cincinnati, the fictional radio station from the classic CBS sitcom, is now a real station in Cincinnati, playing the same adult hits format the show’s characters once pretended to broadcast. Also real: a 38-year-old man from Sylvan Lake,…
Self-checkout ethics are more complicated than most people admit, and the conversation starts with a twenty-year-old monster truck confession. Ryan O’Donnell took a toy called Flash Fire from his friend Brady’s birthday party at approximately age six. He felt immediately…
Alberta separatism is in the news. Jamie Ellerton and Lindsay Broadhead both question how much of it is Albertans and how much of it is being fed from outside the country. Lindsay Broadhead puts a number on baseline opposition: eight…
Self-checkout theft is not one conversation. The listener texts make that clear. A Brampton man allegedly swapped $97 baby formula for items priced under a dollar at four stores within an hour. Nearly $1,000 in product. Seven fraud charges. That…
Ted Turner passed away at 87. Bill Brioux says he was a yachtsman who won the America’s Cup, a broadcaster who turned small TV stations into a media empire, and a conservationist who ended up owning more than two million…
Conspiracy theories feel new because we encounter them in the moment. Dr. Lee Kuhnle says most of them are not new at all. The COVID and 5G network conspiracy had a near-identical version with H1N1 and 4G, and before that…
Tax planning Canada requires one uncomfortable truth to land first: CRA operates on a reverse onus. You have to prove them wrong, not the other way around. Evelyn Jacks says most people miss that, and most people also miss that…
