Approaching Politics Civilly
As many differences as there are between the United States and here, one thing that is becoming common with our neighbour south of us in the era of Trump is the way that people have began to treat each other when in discussion about politics. Continue reading Approaching Politics Civilly
The Technology of Christmas
Yet in the days before or after, Christmas represents a great opportunity to reflect on the amazing integration of technology into our modern world, reaching deep into something as seemingly timeless as the holidays, even if we may tell our younger relatives it was Santa who delivered their packages. Continue reading The Technology of Christmas
You Need Sales
As a business student who has fair experience in sales, I can confidently say that, by mastering the principle behind sales, you will increase your abilities to develop long-lasting friendships and reach goals you may not have thought possible. Continue reading You Need Sales
Viola Desmond and the New $10 Bill
This $10 bill is the first vertically oriented blacknote in Canada in hopes to provide a prominent image of Viola Desmond and encourage recognition of the struggles African-Canadians have faced while prompting individuals to learn more of Viola’s strong will, courage, and hard work. Continue reading Viola Desmond and the New $10 Bill
Kitchen Science
When identifying similarities between environments, your kitchen and the scientific laboratory may not appear to be all that similar on first glance. Continue reading Kitchen Science
Space News: No Place Like Home
This last article in the series will bring us back home to the third rock away from the Sun that we know as Earth and its compatriot moon we call the Moon. Continue reading Space News: No Place Like Home
Breaking the Silence: The Us vs. Them Mentality
Fear is, in fact, the cause of many turning points in history. Continue reading Breaking the Silence: The Us vs. Them Mentality
Remembering Gord Downie
A year ago on October 17, 2017, the world lost an amazing musical artist. Gord Downie, the lead singer of what is often considered “Canada’s band,” The Tragically Hip, passed away from terminal brain cancer, leaving behind him a legacy of music, poetry, and activism. Continue reading Remembering Gord Downie
World War 1
Most of us tend to think of Remembrance Day as a day when we wear poppies, but this year, take a moment to think about the things our soldiers had to go through. Continue reading World War 1
Poetry
Come honey I take you ’round the garden, I know you may be scared, but trust me doll, your the fairest, and I won’t let you fall Continue reading Poetry