The dirtiest and biggest secret when it comes to private airports and the airline industry has to be that large amounts of contraband drugs are flown into Canada or between provinces at them and that these airports are under no obligation to have security levels equivalent to the major airports in Canada. What may be… Read more »
“People of goodwill and passion can change the course of the future.” The most important part of that quote is the word “goodwill”, as it represents something more, often signifying friendly, helpful, or cooperative feelings or attitude. Goodwill is also the key driver behind the skill of being able to convert and to bring people… Read more »
As the morning starts to get chillier and the leaves are starting to don their vibrant autumn colours, there’s a tradition in my family that calls for help from the whole family: apple picking. While this may not be my favourite fruit, it certainly is a great blend of outdoor activity, family bonding and chance… Read more »
Is continuing education worth it? The continuing education benefits are beyond words. I’ve started my first continuing education synchronous course and am enamored. The curriculum is much more challenging and enjoyable than I anticipated. And studying is like a meditative trance where all troubles disappear, and learning prevails. But there are many more benefits to… Read more »
There are a number of high-profile strikes going on in the United States right now. From the United Auto Worker’s Strike to that of the Writer’s and Actor’s Guilds. Of them, it’s that of the Writer’s Guild that most interests me because of how they’re attempting to head off with legislation and negotiation what technology… Read more »
One of the classic breakfast items of my childhood is Hong Kong style hot dog buns. They’re essentially the Asian equivalent of pigs in a blanket. While cocktail wieners are wrapped in a flaky pastry, similar to a sausage roll, the Hong Kong style hot dog buns are in a soft, egg-coated pastry that gives… Read more »
Stoics are philosophers who believe discomfort helps us grow. And I firmly believe it’s the case. But I take that further by saying that we can grow to love discomfort. Stoics say, “A gem can’t be polished without friction, nor a man without trials.” So, let’s see how we can begin the process of discomfort. … Read more »
There has always been a collector’s market for exclusive collector cards and other mint condition items from the past, but the start of COVID-19 really elevated this niche community, and helped propel the world of collecting to a whole new level. For instance, the most expensive card ever sold was a 1952 Mickey Mantle card… Read more »
The interconnectedness of our world today all but guarantees that if one country is dealing with a crime epidemic, those problems are bound to cross international borders and seep into other countries, thus turning it into somewhat of a pandemic. And that seems to be the problem that troubles Canada: South America’s cocaine manufacturing problem… Read more »
Education is constantly evolving, and one of the most exciting developments in recent years is the rise of online learning. While it benefits students of all backgrounds, it has proven to be a game-changer for neurodivergent students, especially those with ADHD. I do want to start by saying that while I personally prefer distance learning,… Read more »