Love in the Age of Wifi
WRITTEN BY STEPHEN ROBINSON | INTERACTIVE MEDIA BY HAILEY MCADAMS Fifteen years ago, well before Kim Kardashian “broke the internet”, I knew what it meant to date. I was young and naive back then, but […]
Month: February 2017
Coyotes: A wilder future for Ontario’s urban lands
By Graeme Scott and Nora Jartan On 12:15 in the afternoon of February 1st, a woman from Port Credit let her small dog, Lola, outside to answer nature’s call. Unfortunately, nature called back in a […]
Baby food recall issued Canada-wide amid toxin scare
Loblaws has issued a Canada-wide recall on PC Organics Strained Baby Food Pouches sold in its stores prior to February 9, 2017, in the wake of consumer complaints regarding babies becoming sick after eating the […]
Campaign relaunched to cover search costs for Canadian diver
The GoFundMe page for diver Rob Stewart has been relaunched. Tyler MacLeod, a long-time friend of Stewart, announced in a Facebook video that he had spent more on the search and rescue operation then they had […]
Travel Iceland: The affordable destination
Ever thought of traveling from wintry Canada to another snow filled country? Iceland is becoming one of the top destinations to travel. According to Kayak.com, the second largest increase in searched destinations on the site […]
More rules on giving blood means less donors
Written by Sian Mitchell/Interactive elements by Maryna Hordiienko If it were not for the weekly blood transfusions that Kevin McAdams received during his battle with Aplastic Anemia, a condition caused by the Hepatitis-C virus, then the […]
Women more likely to be affected by lack of sun
By Sian Mitchell and Nora Jartan January 2017 was one of the gloomiest on record with only 51 hours of sunshine, so if you found your mood a bit blue last month, it was for […]
Feeling under the weather? The meteorologist will see you now
A recent study from the University of Gothenburg has given credit to the old wives’ tale stating that swings in the weather will make you ill. The study found that sudden drops in outdoor temperature […]
City planners weigh the possibility of a car-free King Street
Toronto’s busiest transit corridor may soon be getting a facelift. The City of Toronto has announced the launch of a new pilot study that aims to explore different ways of alleviating traffic congestion on King Street. The “King […]