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.
Category: Life
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.
Working in retail is a “special” experience
The stock isn’t being put out fast enough and the customers keep asking for help. I was just asked toContinue Reading
Packing for your big hike
Whether hiking through tight spaces or wide ones, labour intensive or easy going climbs, here’s how to get ready.
Why I am always late to school
They say the cure for insomnia is putting your phone down. I say no thank you.
Can humanity avoid catastrophic global warming in 12 years?
The Earth is continuing to be filled with carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, but how much longer can it take this?
Floating cities are just one way we are already adapting to climate change
A writer was widely panned after he advocated declaring defeat on preventing climate change, but his emphasis on adaptation is a good one.
Driving is nearing the end of the road
Self-driving cars are expected to revolutionize the transportation industry. Let’s take a look into the future.
The car that was destined to fail, but didn’t
When fans heard the new Toyota Supra wouldn’t even be a Toyota, everyone knew the car would fail, then it blew everyone’s minds with its tuning capabilities.
Canada’s actions on climate change fall short
The most developed countries in the world are not doing enough to fight climate change and Canada is among them.
How school causes stress in teens
Teenagers health is threatened in high school and university, due to lack of sleep, proper nutrition and mental wellness.
Heart attacks aren’t always obvious; they can be silent and dismissible, making them even more dangerous
One source claims that around 50% of heart attacks are dismissed as more minor issues, such as the flu.
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