Diseases don’t care about our nationality or wealth
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ConnecTour Chronicles: Content to live with old mining town’s ghosts
Some of our group chose to sleep outside in tents rather than risk the ire of these troubled spirits. Two brave souls slept inside
ConnecTour Chronicles: A brush with heat stroke and then hypothermia
Transport trucks, cars and four-by-fours roared by us, some so close we were showered in road spray and rocked by the wind gusts
Let’s leave residential school tragedies in the past
The dead should be appropriately honoured. But some opportunists will exploit these dead children for financial and political gain
B.C. drivers burned by highest gas taxes in Canada
It costs about $50 extra in taxes to fill up a minivan in Metro Vancouver,…We must discover the truth, no matter how horrible
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Referring to the Taiwan dispute as a “question” dehumanizing
Apologists for Chinese aggression are advocating the annexation of one of the most successful…
Embrace uncertainty to get the most out of life
Never forget that you’re a strong, capable person who can handle anything that comes…
How to easily boost your flexible thinking skills
Flexible thinking will help you deal with challenges, feel more confident and behave more…
How to get an insane amount of work done in a short period
How to get into that special state of mind where work starts to flow effortlessly…
Working from home may revolutionize businesses
If remote work becomes too significant, we'll see a reconfiguring of communities. Connected, technological towns…
Are self-checkouts winning the machine-versus-human battle?
Before COVID-19, many Canadians felt uneasy about self-checkout counters at grocery stores. The pandemic is…
Ford’s Maverick brings hybrid tech to compact pickup trucks
Ford says the new Maverick hybrid will feature a multi-position tailgate and have 10…
Buying used: 2010 Toyota Camry has held its value well
When you purchase a Camry, you usually get a four-wheeled appliance that at a…
Auto industry notes: new models and features rolling out
Subaru, Ford, Honda, Nissan all preparing to offer new models and retooled favourites, featuring significant…
The 2011 Kia Soul is both cute and practical
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2021 Infiniti QX80 is an SUV I actually like
Despite its size and heft, it behaves like a conventional sedan behind the wheel. It’s…
I have diabetes. Here’s why I’m glad I live in Alberta
Eating right, exercising, finding the right care. Navigating life with diabetes is hard. Having…
Covid’s cost in liberty lost
Theologian James Bryson surveys the historical landscape of Munich and finds troubling harbingers vis-a-vis…
A medieval disaster is playing out in modern India
The after-effects of India’s lethargic COVID-19 response has resulted in a social fracture, the widespread…
The benefits from Big Pharma more obvious than ever
Why are we biting the hand that saved us?
Does cannabis use really help relieve your arthritis?
New decision tool on cannabis use may help provide the answer
We’ve let irrational COVID-19 fear paralyze society
Even many vaccinated people continue to live in fear. They insist on wearing masks…
Hair today, gone … maybe never
People have worked themselves into a frenzy because they haven’t been able to go…
How to increase your reading speed
Speed reading is really just a collection of good habits, intention and concentration. Anyone can…
Nationwide citizen science program critical for bird conservation
Canadian Nightjar Survey recruits volunteer citizen scientists for the study of nocturnal birds
Expert recognized for work to close ‘justice gap’ in sexual assault laws
Prof. Lise Gotell receives U of A Community Scholar Award for decades of research, advocacy…
Are we ready for the tourism rebound?
As tourists start their migration toward Canada’s attractions, there’s some hesitancy about the readiness…
ConnecTour Chronicles: Kindness comes in a bucket of ice and jug of water
As the searing heat began to wear us down, we sought refuge at an…
COVID panic? Keep calm and carry on with bike tour planning
Four of the five members of the core group who plan to cycle across the…
Alaskan campaign could kill B.C. cruise industry
The state wants non-U.S. cruise ships to be allowed to go straight from continental U.S.…
Travel restrictions are one step too far
Crippling airlines, destroying the tourism industry, causing mass layoffs and unemployment, and propelling people into…