Creative minds circuiting computer science
For Steve Jobs, experimenting with electronics has always been a passion.
World’s tallest tower belongs to Canada
The CN Tower, the world’s tallest tower and free-standing structure, has been officially opened to the public, following a three-year construction process.
Death penalty abolished nationwide
A controversial and historical bill has been passed by the House of Commons on July 14 in a free vote, with 131 members of Parliament voting in favour of abolishing the death penalty in Canada—narrowly passing the bill against 124 votes in opposition.
United States elects new Democrat president
Another US election has passed, resulting in a victory for the Democrats and their candidate, Jimmy Carter, a former governor of Georgia, on November 2.
Strange new shark intrigues scientists
A discovery has been made by a US Navy ship 25 miles off the coast of Kane’ohe, Hawaii.
NASA successfully lands on Mars
Humans have always looked at the stars and wondered about visiting worlds up above, whether they are celestial in nature as the early humans thought, or more scientific, as humankind has discovered other planets.
Questionable Quebec
In a landslide victory, the emerging nationalist party Bloc Quebecois (BQ) ousted the Liberal Party and rose to power on November 15 in the Quebec provincial election.
Aaaand we’re back…
…to this crazy game show of life. No real winners in this one—unless maybe you’re talking to Steve Harvey.
Natural selection
Sex is a fascinating concept. Ever since the ancient Sumerians bashed their records into stone tablets for ease of reference, human beings have been fascinated with the magnetic force that drives people to rut each other stupid.
Ask an occultologist
Ever since winter officially began, I have been cursed and followed by a traditional First Nations’ spirit known as the Wendigo. From the time I leave school to the time I enter my house, there is a solid hour of the spirit wailing and threatening to devour my entire body.