A trip from Vancouver, Canada to Busan, South Korea during Covid-19 crisis
As Covid-19 continues spreading all around the world, moving from one country to another, isn’t easy as it sounds
Category: Life
Downtown Vancouver is a great place for photography
The mixture of city and nature provides a lot of interesting photo opportunities in Vancouver, even if the weather doesn’t always cooperate.
The iPhone cannibalizing all other cameras, but don’t count them out
The iPhone is getting better and the world of photography is changing.
Surviving a road trip
Long rides in a car can be dreadful at times, but the experience and stories created are undoubtedly well worth it.
The education system in Turkey can learn a lot from Canada’s
BC, Canada is very famous with their education system and international programs, on the other hand Turkey is known for their educational problems.
The nations of the world show their values, both distinct and shared, in their cars
The engineering and design of a car can make or break the car, and with today’s technology improving at such a fast rate it is hard to tell the difference between great products offering the same gain while still being designed and manufactured in completely different parts of the world.
The Great Bear Rain Forest is protecting a special species of bear found nowhere else in the world
On the Northwest Pacific Coast is the planet’s last large expanse of coastal temperate rain forest, and it’s home to the spirit bear.
If you think Canada’s university admission process is difficult, wait until you hear about the rest of the world
Getting into a university is an exhausting process for any student, but the different admission systems can make it harder for some.
An open letter to my partner who might decide to do nothing for this assignment
I’m sorry but I think I may finally snap.
The messy life of a K-pop Idol
Passing an audition is hard enough, but the next step on the road of becoming a Kpop group or soloist is an even more pressing and hectic.
An in-depth and exhaustive study into the quality of my school’s bathrooms
From creepy to unusable to a glorious refuge away from the laws of school and god, these are the rooms where business gets done.
Parkinson’s disease is incurable, but we can reduce its progression
When my grandfather was diagnosed with this disorder of the nervous system, our whole family had to learn how to help.
The three exercises that will make you powerful
Sometimes it’s not just about working hard, it’s about how you lift and what exercises you do to get shredded.
Is Iran going through another revolution?
Iranians are taking every chance to protest against the Islamic regime.
Attacking cultural property is a war crime and Trump knows it
Once again US president Donald Trump uses Twitter to start a new conflict, this time saying that he would attack Iranian cultural sites if necessary, even though doing that during any type of conflict is a war crime.
Amazon users undeterred by reports of poor working conditions
The convenience of online shopping has changed our retail experience and no one wants to give that up.
B.C. teens say new vaping regulations may push them to black market products
The provincial government has introduced the strictest vaping regulations in Canada.
Cardio has its benefits but you may be missing out if you just stick to just the treadmills
Weight training has the added benefit of fixing posture and general strength while burning calories
The best diet is no diet at all
The new year is here and New Year’s resolutions are back again for another annual trial. Everyone has their own ways that they want to improve in 2020, but one resolution seems to come up more often than others: losing weight and getting that aesthetic look, but how can you do that while keeping the fat off for good?
Melting ice is hastening erosion and destroying Canada’s Magdalen Islands
Residents are watching childhood memories, dreams, and futures get washed away into the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
