The 7-Eleven of Chinese restaurants, Happy Lucky Dragon Smiling Restaurant never closesânot even for New Year’s Day or Christmasâmaking it a perfect last option for desperado foodies.
After a long day at work or school, isnât it wonderful to come home to someone that is excited to see you? Fifty-seven per cent of Canadian households keep pets, but why isnât that number higher?
Hereâs to another new yearâbut letâs be honest, as much as things change, the next 365 days will probably contain some scenarios that will feels as though history is repeating itself. This is because numerous unresolved incidents, like lawsuits and wars, can just drag on and on.
Most of us make some form of New Yearâs resolution. Maybe itâs a solid list of goals, maybe itâs just a vague Facebook status about having a positive, better year than before. For the first few weeks, we may even try to implement those goals by making changes in our routines.
What makes one personâs opinions more valuable than another? Why should some people get paid for their thoughts on entertainment, economics, and world news when other people can barely get an audience?
Terrorist threats, computer hackers, and harsh critics have all failed in killing The Interview this holiday season.
Although Iâm hesitant to give the Canucks an âAâ grade for the first quarter of the season, I cannot deny that they have exceeded expectations. The Sedins look to have found the spark that made them league leaders in bygone years, and with secondary contributions from the likes of Nick Bonino, Alexandre Burrows, and Chris Higgins, Vancouver supporters are hopeful that the production will continue at the same rate, if not better.
Itâs been said over and over again, yet every year I still see aisle upon aisle of useless garbage in department stores and super markets. The annual exchange of knick-knacks and thingamajigs is the primary reason I get rather turned off by peopleâs behaviour this holiday season.
You canât help but feel for the people of Ferguson, Missouri, now in the throes of a massive community divide. The killing of an unarmed teenager, Michael Brown, in August rocked the city, and now, the police officer, Darren Wilson, responsible for the killing will not answer for it through any kind of justice.
If there was one good thing that came out of the Jian Ghomeshi sexual assault debacle, it was that a global conversation about sexual assault and the conduct that precludes it took place.
