Author Cam Gordon spent seven years writing Track Changes, a book about how the internet rewired Canadian music between 1990 and 2010. But the real story isn’t about the artists, it’s about the people building websites, running blogs, and shaping…
Jessica Moorhouse, certified financial counsellor and author of Everything But Money, asks one question to everyone who tells her they want to retire early, and the answer usually isn’t about money at all. The conversation works through a specific number…
AI search results feel authoritative right up until someone pushes back. Tech analyst Carmi Levy breaks down why so much of what AI serves up is quietly shaped by listicles, sales tactics, and content that was never meant to be…
Eric Alper, music industry analyst, unpacks why a newly filed court case has reignited the decades-old question of who was really responsible for Tupac Shakur’s death. The investigation itself has been shaky for years, built on contradicting detective reports and…
A drive out to buy a used couch turns into something nobody plans for, a ninety minute conversation with total strangers that ends up feeling more like an old friendship than a furniture pickup. It starts with a gut feeling…
Andrew Caddell starts with some of Canada’s most underrated places, including a mountain hut demolished four years ago that once straddled the BC Alberta border at over three thousand meters, then moves into what’s actually happening behind closed doors in…
Cycling’s biggest race has seen doping scandals before, but this year’s cheating concern is different entirely, riders being checked for padded clothing designed to shave time through aerodynamics. It is one of three stories in this week’s roundup built for…
Steve Stebbing brings his weekend watch guide back with new movie releases and returning streaming shows, from a family thriller set in the Jurassic period to a biopic he ranks among the year’s best. His picks are built to cut…
Canada’s booze ban was supposed to be leverage in the trade war with the United States. Economist Moshe Lander explains why it may have done the opposite, and why Canadians drinking Oregon whites and Californian reds were never really the…
USA Government UFO file dumps keep landing, five tranches deep now, and writer Chrissy Newton breaks down why most people still aren’t paying attention. Some of it is distraction. Some of it is real. Both, she argues, can be true…
Big Hollywood is back, with 70 millimetre releases selling out theatres weeks ahead of opening weekend. Mohit Rajhans of connects that comeback to something happening at the exact same time, a wave of first-time filmmakers using AI and new…
The five love languages sound simple, until you realize you and your partner might not speak the same one. Dr. Laurie Betito breaks down what gifts, quality time, and words of affirmation reveal about how people give and receive love.…
South Park turns twenty-nine this year, and this Throwback Thursday looks back at 1997, the year it premiered, and the debate over whether it reshaped the shows around it. The story includes a South Park VHS tape kept on a…
Grocery prices keep shrinking, rising, and confusing shoppers, and Dr. Sylvain Charlebois has real answers. The food economist behind the Food Professor Podcast explains why a smaller chocolate bar still costs the same, and what that says about everything else…
Wellness routines do not need a fresh calendar page to start, and nutritionist Alyssa Bauman lays out why the next food bite or decision made today matters more than waiting for Monday. Electrolyte powders get a real explanation here: how…
