How the Nazis started the Space Race
Our modern rockets are based of a design that is now over 77 years old that was developed by the Nazis and adapted by Nazis hired by the US and USSR.
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How The White Stripes’ song “Seven Nation Army” became a stadium chant
A song sung by thousands around the world, but no one knows the origin of it.
The rotary engine may come back, but not in the way you expect
The rotary engine is a race-winning beast, but got discontinued do to restrictions on emissions. Now the company that helped start it all is trying to bring it back, but do they have the means to do so?
Malls, with one foot in the grave, are trying to become entertainment destinations
Malls are now expected to be new and exciting for shoppers and the objective is spreading all across Burnaby.
The power behind your wardrobe
Not only can the way we dress change how we see ourselves, but it can also portray a specific story that others see at a first glance, as well as influence our behaviour and performance on a daily basis.
Cancel Culture: Where do we draw the line controversial artists?
Artists can do horrible things, how do we handle their art after we find out? Can we appreciate beautiful art once we know the ugly truth behind it?
The influence siblings have on your personality
In a survey taken by high school students, the similarities and differences between only children and those with siblings have been uncovered.
True Crime: Kidnappers, psychos and serial killers, Oh my!
We are surrounded by disturbing things in the media, but why do we seem to love it?
Head over wheels: How mountain bikers stay safe when their heads hit the dirt
Mountain Biking can be an exciting yet dangerous sport. When beginning a career in biking safety equipment matters. Helmets, goggles, gloves, knee pads, body armour and even a partner in riding are all important things to think about before you hit the trails.
Russia’s long history of election interference around the world
Russia’s intervention in the US was not their first time nor their last.
Russian investigative journalist Ivan Golunov freed after baseless charges dismissed
Two Russian police generals have been fired due after days of protest at the arrest.
Instagram announces plan to hide likes in Canada
Instagram head, Adam Mosseri, said he wants to relieve Instagram users of the pressure they feel to be validated through the number of likes on their posts.
The ISL could be the new league for the sport of swimming
The International Swimming League is giving swimmers the chance to make a living out of the sport.
Quick and effective Cannabis testing remains out of reach
As cannabis is becoming legalized in more places, law enforcement and employers require the ability to test how impaired people are. However current tests only indicate the presence of the now legal drug.
The entrepreneurial lifestyle for a minor–what really goes on?
An insider look in what the business life consists of, and whether or not it’s a good life to live for a student.
When will electric air travel take off?
Is electric-battery technology strong enough to fly a large airliner?
The dangers and benefits of Artificial Intelligence
An A.I. threat could be devastating to humanity, but are the risks we have to take worth it? The possibility of an A.I. uprising is frightening, but the payoff could greatly outweigh the negatives.
This year’s wildfire season will be the worst yet
Wildfires expected to increase in the summer
Where are all the aliens?
With hundreds of millions of habitable planets in our galaxy alone, so why haven’t we found extraterrestrial life?
The Raptors finally win their Coveted NBA championship
After 24 years of trying to win the NBA championship, the Toronto Raptors defeat the seemingly unstoppable Golden State Warriors.
