Delta formally becomes a city
“[A] momentous milestone for our municipality,” Delta mayor Lois Jackson.
Tag: GREG WALDOCK
Advertising fake medical science should be a crime
If these are used for emotional or spiritual well-being, that’s awesome and should be encouraged. That’s not what kills people. The use of these traditional remedies (or reinterpretations of them) and presenting them as peer-reviewed, provably effective medicine does.
Elon Musk, SpaceX, and the not-so-distant future
The official mission statement of SpaceX, and the personal life goal for Musk himself, is to make the human colonization of Mars possible.
Cocktail science and superstitions
Each one has a history and lineage, and making a cocktail means following specific rules, even if it never even impacts the drink.
MoA opens exhibit on the rise of the nerd
As total dorks and massive dweebs become increasingly mainstream, anthropologists at the university have made an effort to show how nerds have changed, grown, and become commonplace with a display that moves chronologically backwards.
What in the world is Wakanda?
Throughout its long history in the [Marvel] comics, Wakanda is used as a vehicle to explore colonialism, the morality of monarchy, eastern African culture, and many other high-minded philosophical concepts.
Analysis: Jagmeet Singh wins NDP leadership in historic victory
“He strikes the right chord with the population.” – former candidate Guy Caron
The best Thors waiting for the big screen
Now is a great time to look at some of the stranger comic book characters to wield the power of Thor.
The first days of the NHL
Within a few short years the game had written itself into Canadian history and made itself a permanent part of our national identity and culture.
Halloween: The greatest of all holidays
Halloween is a bizarre celebration, sometimes problematic, sometimes innovative, but always entertaining.