NEW - It's Technically Illegal to Ship Wine Between Provinces
Provinces claim they're united against tariff threats, but columnist Andrew Caddell points out one premier who can't even agree to loosen alcohol shipping rules without approval from an assembly that ...
25 Jul 0s
ICYMI - Inside Copy: When an MLS Seems to Read His AI Prompt Out Loud in a Real Speech
A New Brunswick MLA delivered a speech that still had the AI's own commentary baked into it, proof that the copy button grabs everything, whether you meant to include it or not. Anyone who has ever pa...
25 Jul 0s
SHIFTHEADS: King of the Hill's Best Season Might Be Its Fifteenth
Steve Stebbing makes the case that King of the Hill's fifteenth season is not just a nostalgic return but genuinely one of the show's best, thanks to real character growth rarely seen in animated sitc...
25 Jul 0s
NEW - The Open Marriage That Fell Apart the Moment It Started
A husband spent years pressuring his wife into an open marriage, and the moment she finally agreed and found a boyfriend, he couldn't cope, a real case clinical psychologist Dr. Laurie uses to explain...
25 Jul 0s
Shiftheads - Nobody Can Actually Define AI Adoption
A government target aims for 60% AI adoption by 2030, and Mohit Rajhans admits the phrase itself is what keeps him up at night, because nobody has actually defined what counts. Anyone who has spent ho...
25 Jul 0s
ICYMI - Why Online Debates Are Rarely Actual Debates
Professor Timothy Caulfield argues that most viral online debates aren't built to uncover truth at all, they're built to produce a winner, a loser, and maximum shares. This one is for anyone who has w...
25 Jul 0s
Canada’s Sweet Treats - Saskatoon Berry Pie vs. Nanaimo Bar: The Debate
A look back at how BeaverTails turned into one of Canada's most recognisable food exports since its 1980 debut in Ottawa's Byward Market kicks off a wider question: what actually is the best Canadian ...
24 Jul 0s
NEW - Grocery Stores: Selling Food or Convenience?
Grocery stores sell the idea of fresh food, but Food Professor Dr. Sylvain Charlebois makes the case that most of what shoppers pay for is convenience dressed up as necessity. Anyone who has ever wond...
24 Jul 0s
