Iranian bodybuilders are feeling the weight of strained US-Iran relations
Many Iranian bodybuilders have denied the visas they need to compete at International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness events.
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Disney Plus makes a strong entrance, challenging Netflix’s position in the TV and movies streaming industry
Disney purchased the Star Wars franchise for $4 billion. That content, along with Marvel and its own stable of classic films meant that Disney Plus was almost guaranteed to be a hit.
Style is getting dramatic in 2020
Makeup over the years has changed enormously. From soft glam to heavy to natural and now very colourful looks. MakeupContinue Reading
Turkey’s incursion into Syria
The Turkish government launched an offensive against Kurdish forces located between the borders of Syria and Turkey.
Why aren’t Japanese citizens voting anymore?
The 25th Japanese election of the House of Councillors resulted in the second lowest voter turnout over recent years.
Vancouver facing freezing temperatures
Vancouver is widely known as one of the most gloomy cities in the world when it comes to downpour, but the city rarely faces temperatures that are predicted to drop down to 14° below freezing.
Opinion: Xi Jinping’s policy is leading to prosperity for China
Xi Jinping is making new policy in China
Trudeau has shown he is a leader with integrity… usually.
The honeymoon is over but Trudeau will need to work hard to regain Canada’s trust
Chileans are facing the worst violence since Pinochet to demand reforms.
As of early December, there have been 2,808 people injured, with 26 confirmed dead due to the ongoing civil protestsContinue Reading
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.
Apps are being used in some schools that might expose data of their students
Some schools have taken advantage of technology to the next level.
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.
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.
The in-form Saints are starting a run that will lead to 2020 Super Bowl victory
Let’s predict what is about to happen in the NFL as teams lock up their spots in the playoffs to vie for the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
Yes, Canada does have a history of blackface and minstrel shows
It’s not just an American thing, racist performances were held in Canada from coast to coast.
Animal migration patterns are being disrupted by human activity
Animals across the world are facing life or death situations in trying to migrate the way they’ve been doing for years on end.
Solar energy: The future of electricity
In the 21st century, concerns about the harmful environmental impacts of fossil fuels have grown exponentially. Solar energy provides a sustainable alternative, but the current state of the industry may limit its availability.
Fashion brands keep making controversial merchandise
Gucci, Prada and Burberry all coming out with clothing consumers are finding very offensive.
Cutting agent in illicit THC products blamed for a wave of vaping related illnesses
Over the past few months many individuals, between the ages of 13 to 75, have suffered a “vaping associated lung injury.”
