Matt Driscoll 
Once strictly the domain of national governments, space travel has undergone a revolution over the past decade. Increasingly, private companies have been launching craft into outer space and competing against one another for market dominance. Earlier this month another player entered the field. This time it was in the form … Read More
When the Vegas Golden Knights hit the ice for the first game in franchise history last October, there were some who thought the roster might be good enough to keep them out of the cellar. No could have possibly foreseen what’s happened since. Heading into the all-star break, the Golden … Read More
New plans are currently afoot in the United States to aggressively combat smoking. A plan launched this month by the Food and Drug and Administration (FDA) will see nicotine levels in cigarettes reduced to virtually non-existent levels. The end goal would be to have cigarettes eventually deliver such low levels … Read More
Strong employment, housing and consumer spending numbers combined in 2017 to set some impressive financial numbers for the Canadian Economy, and send the loonie soaring. The loonie climbed over seven percent in value during 2017, marking the second straight year of growth after Canada took a hit several years ago … Read More
As the average age in Canada continues to climb it is inevitable that more children will be called upon to help their parents when they can no longer do so for themselves. Although it can be a difficult conversation to have, the subject of who will manage your ageing parents’ … Read More
