Plummeting turtle numbers have people worrying about their future.
They’ve been inhabiting our oceans for centuries now but now sea turtles’ future is threatened due to human activity.
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The crude truth behind Canada’s oil sands
Alberta has dug a huge environmental hole. What is their plan to get out?
How to handle monkeys with Herpes
Infectious monkeys are taking over the park and staff members don’t know what to do.
It’s a race against extinction for rhinos
As the number of poachers rises, the rhino population is in great danger.
The Buffalo Sabers were once the worst team in the NHL. Now they are a top 5 contender for the Stanley Cup
The changes the Sabers made this offseason are giving them a great shot at snapping their 7-year playoff drought.
T-Series is coming close to overthrow PewDiePie as YouTube King
Sadly PewDiePie is about to lose his title, YouTube king, T-Series is rising to become the biggest YouTube Channel. But is their method of gaining subscribers legit?
Somali piracy may have sunk but these pirates haven’t given up
Pirate attacks in Somalia had fallen from its peak just a decade ago. However, shipping companies’ have skimped on protection and allowed these marauders to continue their raids and hijackings.
The man behind the sponge
Spongebob Squarepants has grown into a massive global phenomenon that has spread to every corner of the globe. But many people don’t know the man who started it all.
Ubisoft changes course, decides not to censor Rainbow Six Siege
Ubisoft had huge plans to expand into China by censoring the game for everyone, but after intense community backlash, they are reconsidering.
Billionaire’s plan for space art depends on rocket not blowing up
Elon Musk wishes to send people around the Moon, but like his shares in Tesla, his dreams will crash and burn.
Humans will be living on Mars, Elon Musk is sure of it
Elon Musk has been trying to colonize Mars so hard that even NASA can’t keep up with the pace he’s been going to get to the Red Planet.
Compass Card Wristband! The all new wearable transit pass that is already sold out
Translink released just 2000 wristbands for the Vancouver transit to test the market and generate buzz ahead of a second release in February. And the market is responding.
How the Khashoggi murder audio recording will affect the Canadian-Saudi Arms Deal
Jamal Khashoggi tape might have serious consequences for the Canadian-Saudi Arms Deal.
Fires in California reach shocking death rates
Fires are breaking, killing and destroying people’s houses and nature.
The Kenyan ice hockey team that has Olympic dream
It’s an unlikely story: in Africa, where ice is hardly seen, a group of players are loving hockey.
Star running back Kareem Hunt fired after violent video surfaces
Hunt’s career is on hold while the league deliberates, but past precedent shows getting fired from the Chiefs might not be the end for Hunt in the NFL.
Khashoggi killed by order of the Saudi Crown Prince, CIA concludes
Read about the life, career and disappearance of the journalist who was a thorn in the side of Mohammad bin Salman.
The Saskatchewan government’s response to Humboldt Broncos crash shows lack of initiative towards safety
Jaskirat Sidhu, the driver of the truck that the Humboldt Broncos’ bus crashed into, is not the only culprit.
The Times Up campaign makes an appearance at the 2018 Golden Globes
Most of the stars that attended showed their support by wearing black and sympathetically expressing their thoughts.
U.S. army files lawsuit against the Vegas Golden Knights for copying name and colour scheme
The U.S. army is filing a lawsuit against the Vegas Golden Knight for coping the U.S. army’s parachuting team also called the Golden Knights
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