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The toxic trend of becoming “that girl”
A TikTok trend seems to be encouraging people to lead a perfect, healthy and organized lifestyle. But the unrealistic expectations it sets up can lead to poor mental health.
Vancouver’s plans for intense summer heat domes address climate equality through community programs
Increasing tree coverage and more social programs are among strategies being used to reduce the impacts of climate change.
The Boston Celtics Historic Comeback
With a disappointing start to the Boston Celtics’ year, they weren’t projected to make it far-off. However, the Celtics seemed to have figured things out.
The Chili Peppers’s latest album, “Unlimited Love,” is a refreshing sound with melodic and rhythmic tracks.
The recent Rock Hall of Fame inductees new studio album features their old guitarist John Frusciante, bringing back their classic sound from the 90s.
Valorant global champion team The Sentinels have been struck down as the team struggles with teamwork and communication
The former ‘Valorant Champions Tour’ winners suffered a devastating loss at the past VCT Challengers to Version1, knocking them out of contention for this year’s Valorant Masters one Event.
The Peacocks unforgettable run in 2022’s NCAA March Madness tournament left all colleges in shock
How the Saint Peter’s Peacocks managed to reach the elite eight as the fifteenth seed.
Canada’s men’s soccer team qualifies for the World Cup for the first time since 1986
Canada dominated the Concacaf and but faces steep odds going forward.
New head coach moves the Canucks into an era of success
Bruce Boudreau’s meticulous yet humorous coaching style put emphasis on counter attacks.
Jack Stauber’s nostalgic and uncanny style creates videos that are just as deep as they are strange
Jack Stauber is popular for his music and weird YouTube videos of diverse topics ranging from depression to grief to just downright playful and silly animations.
The Recent Death Of A Teen On The Orlando’s FreeFall Ride Poses The Question As To How Safe Amusement Parks Are
These horrifying incidents that occurred throughout the years, have impacted people’s trust towards ride operators and amusement parks.
Land Back: The Battle Against Colonialism
Both Indigenous and non-Indigenous protesters unite, attempting to deal a swift blow to the dark aspects of Canada’s past.
Christian Von Koenigsegg: Creator of some of the world’s fastest cars
Like many young men, Christian was obsessed with machinery as a kid. But not like any he became a CEO and founder of his own company.
New Car designs in this year’s Formula One has lead to unexpected and exciting upsets on the track
After new rules and revised regulations, the current Formula One season is anticipated to be much more entertaining. Cars will be able to follow each other much closer than before.
Transgender youth in the US targeted by wave of Republican laws
According to HRC, 2021 had the most anti-transgender legislation of all years, but 2022 has now surpassed it, 130 of the 300 anti-LGBTQ+ bills targeting transgender youth.
Spy x Family animators do justice to the show
Now that Spy x Family has started airing, here are some reasons why you should consider watching the anime.
What you should consider while choosing between PlayStation+ and Xbox Game Pass
Although PlayStation’s streaming service dwarfs Xbox’s library, Game Pass gets the day one releases.
Chess prodigy Alireza Firouzja became the youngest chess player to pass 2800 FIDE rating and now is vying to become the world chess champion
Alireza Firouzja broke Magnus Carlsen’s record, the world champion by passing 2800 FIDE rating six months earlier than Magnus.
Middle Eastern migrants still dying on Poland’s border with Belarus while Ukrainians flood in
Since the Russia-Ukraine war broke out, Poland has welcomed over a million Ukrainians with open arms. However, migrants from other countries on their border are camping in the cold forests and trying to stay alive at all costs.
The dance community is bouncing back stronger than ever after constant setbacks from Covid-19
As the pandemic passes and loosens its grip on restrictions, the local dance community is springing to life at in person competitions and practices.
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