All I Want for Christmas is ‘El Niño’?
El Niño, a mass of unusually warm ocean water that is transferred by wind currents, has significantly emerged along the equatorial region of the globe for the first time since 2010.
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Are hot dogs causing cancer?
On an average day, one might wake up and grab a BLT at a local coffee shop, pick up a burger at a nearby fast food restaurant for lunch, and, at night, indulge in a plate of spaghetti and meatballs.
Fighting for citizenship
Even though she has spent the majority of her life in Canada since 1933, Joan Stirling, 99, was denied a Canadian Citizenship, because she couldn’t provide her birth certificate.
Uber in Vancouver?
When you have a late night out and don’t have your car, how do you plan on getting home?
A cappella group rockets to stardom without losing integrity
Pentatonix’s distinct a cappella sound has gained the group over one-billion YouTube views, the highest charting Christmas album by a group since 1962 (1.1 million sold, according to Nielsen Music), appearances on Ellen, Conan, and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and a Grammy win for their Daft Punk medley.
Raising the Roof: Changing the conversation about homelessness
“If home is where the heart is, then are homeless people heartless?”
Transit network consultation: Be heard!
After multiple times trying and failing to make users happy, TransLink is reaching out to the general public with a new survey taking place until November 6.
Gigabit Internet: higher speed, higher prices
Canadian tech giants race to introduce fastest service ever By Aaron Guillen, Staff Reporter Having frustrations with videos that buffer…
Calcium doesn’t strengthen your bones?
Many have been taught since childhood that it is good to drink milk. Why?
Trans-Pacific Partnership and Canada’s role
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has been in negotiations for the past couple of weeks in Atlanta with trade ministers from 12 partner countries around the Pacific Rim.