Retirement savings advice usually starts with a budget, and budgets usually fail. You build the categories, track the spending for two weeks, and then life happens and the spreadsheet disappears. Anita Bruinsma’s approach skips that entirely: the day you get…
Richard Shimooka discusses the technology used in the first weekend of the war, and discusses with Shane Hewitt the gaps in both Canada’s Military Assets. The number of planes lost in Iran (if they were Canadian) would have already devastated…
Car loan debt in Canada is heading somewhere Americans have already been, and the first question at any dealership is designed to get you there faster. How much do you have a month to spend? Don’t answer. The moment you…
Canada’s total lunar eclipse in 2026 is happening once, and this is it. You set the alarm, step outside, and watch a red moon sitting low in the western sky while the sun starts coming up behind you in the…
Food waste savings of $3,800 a year are already in your refrigerator. You open it, grab what looks good, cook what you felt motivated to make, and quietly throw out the rest. Not because you’re careless. Because fully stocked shelves…
Canola tariffs just dropped, and if you grow canola or know someone who does, you felt this week land differently. China suspended agricultural tariffs on Canadian canola. A new trade deal with India was signed. The phone calls coming out…
Host Shane Hewitt discusses how AI‑driven search is upending traditional “buy Google ads” playbooks and opening new discovery paths for brands. The segment raises concerns about walled‑garden social search and warns that closed systems can distort results and limit viewpoint…
Single men stereotypes have exactly two settings right now, and neither of them is accurate. You’re either a playboy or you’re an incel, and the middle ground, the guy who simply hasn’t found what he’s looking for and genuinely enjoys…
You already know what you think about cancel culture in sports. A US hockey player laughs at the wrong moment during a White House visit. You see the clip, you form your verdict, you move on. Then the White House…
Your weekend streaming picks just got more interesting than you planned. Prime Video has a Paul McCartney documentary that has nothing to do with The Beatles. It’s about after, when he didn’t know if he’d write another note of music…
Loneliness and human connection have a measurement problem, and the number from Genwell’s own Canadian research lands harder than most people expect. 52% of Canadians say they feel lonely on a weekly basis. Not occasionally. Not during hard seasons. Every…
Canadian politics and trade collided this week in ways that cut across the usual lines. India is growing at four to five percent annually, needs energy, and was burning coal before it moved to oil. It is now moving to…
You think you know the hockey birthplace Canada story. You probably picture Montreal or maybe Kingston. Sports historian Danny Dill has a different answer backed by more than 200 years of books, essays, and physical artifacts: Windsor, Nova Scotia. Not…
Night owl and early bird brain differences run deeper than when you set your alarm. If you stay up late and always have, you are not one type of night owl, you are one of three. The first subtype has…
Winter slip and fall liability is more complicated than the patch of ice you’re standing on. The sidewalk that cuts through your driveway is city property. Ontario courts have held the city responsible for falls on that surface. But if…
