
NEW - Clear Your Cache: What Airlines Know That You Don't
Twenty percent of Canadians hold nearly 70 percent of the wealth. Tony Chapman calls it the K economy and says Air Canada's new seating layout is a direct response to it: personalization and comfort f...
30 Apr 9min

NEW: False Flag or Incompetence: Nathan Radke on the Correspondents' Dinner
Conspiracy theories about the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting spread faster than any verified facts. Nathan Radke of the Uncover Up podcast applies the same framework he uses on every case...
30 Apr 19min

ICYMI - Click Fraud, Crypto Miners, and Rage Bait: The Bot Economy
The bot takeover of the web is not one thing. Greg Fish of Cyberpunk Survival Guide breaks it into parts. Scrapers steal content, fill it with ads, and send bots to click the ads. That is click fraud ...
30 Apr 9min

NEW - Can You Actually Write That Off?
Tax filing in Canada looks straightforward until CRA audits you in retrospect. Evelyn Jacks, President of the Knowledge Bureau, tracks where self-employed Canadians and small business owners get it wr...
30 Apr 9min

The Scam That Starts With Your Aunt's Obituary
CRA scams are not seasonal, and the information scammers need to make them convincing is sitting publicly on your social media profiles right now. Julie Matthews says most people do not realise how mu...
30 Apr 8min

NEW - Good News Tuesday: Package Anxiety and a LEGO Griswold House
Good News Tuesday opens with a homeowner in a former church rectory circling the house waiting for a barbecue that may have been delivered next door. The address confusion dates back to a rezoning in ...
29 Apr 9min

Instagram Plus: You're Paying for What Used to Be Free
Instagram Plus is being tested now in Mexico, Japan, and the Philippines. Three dollars a month buys you longer stories, priority placement, anonymous story viewing, and the ability to see who rewatch...
29 Apr 9min

SHIFTHEADS - Good News Tuesday: 70,000 Steps and a Letter That Worked
Good News Tuesday opens with Doug Bush, 62 years old, walking 70,000 steps at a gym in Edmonton. Ten thousand for every year of his life. Google says that's 11 hours and 40 minutes of continuous walki...
29 Apr 9min




















