In the United States, moviegoers can purchase a MoviePass, which enables them to watch as many films in the theatre each month (with some limitations) for just $9.95. Imagine being able to do something similar with a first-class plane ticket. Back in 1980, American Airline was suffering financially. They lost … Read More
Two dinosaur skeletons went up for auction earlier this week, and a foreign entity whose identity wasn’t released purchased them for more than €1.4 million ($2.1 million CAD) each. The auction house Binoche et Giquello expected a private buyer to purchase them because museums don’t usually drop that kind of … Read More
The most common cancer among men aged 15-39 in Canada is testicular cancer. The Movember Foundation is urging men to “check their balls” on a regular basis during Testicular Cancer Awareness Month this April. While many men get a physical each year, it’s also important to routinely do self-checks to … Read More
April 15th is National Laundry Day, and no, we didn’t just make it up. Laundry plays a big role in all of our lives, and the corresponding role that is has in our homes should be recognized, rather than being tossed away in the hamper. It’s something that we put … Read More
The majority of people in Canada and the United States identify themselves as being middle class, regardless of how much they earn. But being part of the middle class depends on where you live and how many people are in your household. For example, middle-class incomes in Alberta often exceed … Read More
