In an age where every click, purchase, and conversation can be tracked, the question of privacy in Canada has never been more urgent. The right to privacy isn’t just a legal principle—it’s a fundamental human right. But how secure is that right when technology, corporations, and even governments continue to push the limits of surveillance?…
It came out of nowhere. One moment southern Alberta skies were dark and heavy, the next they unleashed a brutal hailstorm so fierce it ripped across 125 miles, smashing cars, shredding homes, and even killing livestock. But while meteorologists call it a “supercell event,” some are asking whether this was nature’s fury—or something more sinister….
The world is changing faster than most people can keep up with and economic nationalism is at the center of a storm few want to face The idea sounds simple and appealing Put your country first protect your jobs and prioritize local industries But the reality is far messier and far more dangerous than patriotic…
Picture your body constantly under siege—oxidation, inflammation, rising blood sugar, stiff joints, a heart straining to keep pace. Now imagine fighting back with something that isn’t a pharmaceutical, but a fiery little root you’ve probably walked past in the grocery store a hundred times: ginger. Long dismissed as a simple spice, ginger is stepping into…
Canada has just rocked the global stage. Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada now officially recognizes Palestine as a state—a move that will forever alter the country’s foreign policy footprint. The timing is no accident: this dramatic declaration comes just before the UN General Assembly, where tensions are already running sky-high. For decades, Canada…