Inspired by Oprah, Justin Trudeau runs for president
He announced his bid to run for American office early this Wednesday in a press conference at the American-Ontario border, which he promises to remove at American expense.
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Globalism shouldn’t be a bad word
The most notable impact of globalism isn’t violent coups or assassinations—it’s interdependency.
The futurism of ‘Horizon Zero Dawn’
The core concept of the game can be summed up with a giant metal Tyrannosaurus rex walking in a quiet wintery forest.
Tim Hortons shouldn’t be ‘quintessentially Canadian’
Ordinary Canadians and people abroad still see Timmies as being as Canadian as maple leaves, nationalized healthcare, and disgruntled Francophones.
Inspirational story: My commute is still terrible
TransLink is entering a brave new world, and we’re just coming along for the overcrowded ride.
Vulfpeck hits its first flop
[Mr. Finish Line] lacks the zest and ambition that made previous albums stand out, especially Vollmich, and it doesn’t compensate with enough fancy piano work or bass solos.
Magic: The Gathering’s new parody set is one of their best yet
Magic’s parent company, Wizards of the Coast, got to experiment and get weird with the format, and they didn’t hold anything back.
‘The suburban ’90s moms were right,’ say Wizards of the Coast
It has now been revealed that the games do in fact contain hidden messages, depictions of blood rituals, the number of the beast, and other satanic references in an attempt to appease Lucifer himself.
TransLink tests new double-decker buses
These new buses have almost twice the seating of regular buses.