What you need to know about your make-up: animal testing
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What can’t Shohei Ohtani do?
A Japanese baseball player, Shohei Ohtani is currently the person who hit home runs the most in MLB even though he is a pitcher. How amazing is he?
Migos fall short of expectations on Culture III
The Migos we have all come to expect, firing on all cylinders
Carbon capture technology looks promising for our planet’s future
CCS (carbon dioxide capture and storage) has been gaining a lot of attention and support recently and based on plants that are in operation, it could be necessary for our planet’s survival.
The story of how Vancouver-based game developer Klei Entertainment created Don’t Starve
Local game company shows how the company all started from
Elon Musk Accused of Manipulating the Crypto Market
Following the recent Gamestop pump and dump, Elon Musk has been accused by investors and followers of manipulating the crypto market for his own earnings.
Vancouver now labelled the “anti-Asian hate crime capital of North America”
Anti-Asian hate crimes surge in “Canada’s most Asian city” during pandemic ups and downs.
A game narrating a child’s death could have been a career killer, but the Binding of Isaac draws fans into its disturbing mystery
The game’s most recent expansion finally fills in the gaps in this dark story
Having COVID showed me who in my family I could trust
Families are supposed to support each other during difficult times right?
”The Water of the Gods:” an ancient Japanese Hot Spring that inspired filmmakers and poets has a reputation for healing
Prince Shotoku described the water in Dogo Hot Spring as “heavenly”.
Google’s history with China has given black eyes to both
Google embarassed China, then tried to make it up to them. But Google employees weren’t having it.
British Columbians’ thoughts on reopening
With more people vaccinated and summer break coming up, is it a good idea to lift restrictions?
Representation in children’s media and why it matters
Show writers are starting to put in more effort to give minorities a bigger spotlight by having characters of colorContinue Reading
We are so near to the end of the pandemic. Can face masks come off?
Canadians are getting ready to take their masks off meanwhile vaccinations are being pumped out as quickly as possible.
Brazil is sacrificing its citizens for international recognition
Juca Kfouri, Brazil’s top sports analyst, called the competition “the grave of the Americas.”
The album that killed Britpop
Oasis’s drug-fueled disaster, Be Here Now, ran a booming genre straight into the ground.
College is becoming a less worthwhile investment
Going to college always seemed like the first step to living a comfortable life. However different statistics, such as the real tuition cost of American colleges increasing by more than 130% since 1985, show this might not be the case.
I was a social media addict and didn’t know it until I quit
Since deleting social media, I sleep better, I’m more fit, more emotionally stable, get more done and I’ve grown into a more mature person.
The side of the Me Too Movement that no one wants to talk about — Are false accusations taken seriously?
In the midst of numerous celebrities and powerful men being called out for alleged abuse, what happens when an innocent person falsely accused?
The price Tokyo would pay if the Olympics are cancelled
There are costs to the nation, costs to the people and costs to the athletes.
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