Beekeepers in Canada Face Losses Amid Parasitic Mites
Beekeepers in Canada are preparing to open their hives for spring but are seeing high mortality rates in their hives. Some bee farms in Alberta are finding more than 50 per cent of their bees dead. The Manitoba Beekeeping Association is also reporting that some beekeepers are finding losses up to 90 per cent of […]
Ontario Logs More Than 1,200 New COVID-19 Cases Today
On Tuesday, health officials in Ontario are reporting 1,218 new infections of COVID-19 however, the number is an estimate due to testing restrictions. Officials confirmed that 1,486 people are currently being treated in Ontario hospitals with COVID-19 but they reported 206 people are in intensive care units. Officials said ICU admissions rose by 4 today […]
Why are Cooked Rotisserie Chickens Cheaper Than Uncooked Ones
Most Canadian grocery stores offer pre-cooked poultry at a cheaper price compared to buying raw chicken. When you walk into almost every grocery store in Canada, you can smell it, juicy, tender rotisserie chicken. Larger chains in Canada will often offer pre-cooked birds at $8 to $12 and you don’t have to cook or clean […]
Sandhill Cranes Spotted in New Brunswick
Bird enthusiasts in New Brunswick have spotted rare, large creatures of bird. At the begging of the month, amateur wildlife photographer Nick Landry said he felt like he was taking photos in the Serengeti. In actuality he was spending hours quietly in the yellowed grasses of the Tantramar Marsh, in New Brunswick. Landry was able […]
Great Tech Gadgets to Place Around your Home!
Are you looking for some great tech gadgets to place around your home? If so, you’ve come to the right place! In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the best tech gadgets you can buy to make your home more comfortable, efficient, and stylish. First up is the Amazon Echo. This amazing […]
Experts Say Coral Reefs Will be gone in 30 Years Without Intervention
According to a new report, if humans do not take drastic measures to reduce emissions and slow climate change, almost all of Earth’s coral reefs will be dead in 30 years. Even with immediate reduction, it could be too late to save many of these reefs. This could potentially doom the marine species who call […]
ATVs That Run on Renewable Energy
Engineering students from Calgary have figured out how to convert all-terrain vehicles to solar power. They hope the innovation will benefit indigenous and remote communities in Canada’s North. Henry Penn from the Arctic Institute of North America’s Kluane Lake Research Station wanted to find a way to convert a gas-powered Kubota mid-sized utility vehicle. So […]
Ontario Logs More Than 2,000 New COVID-19 Cases Today
On Monday, health officials in Ontario are reporting at least 2,300 new infections of COVID-19 however, the number is an estimate due to testing restrictions. Officials confirmed that 1,301 people are currently being treated in Ontario hospitals with COVID-19 but they reported 202 people are in intensive care units. Officials said ICU admissions rose by […]
Canadian Mattea Roach has Won Over $200k on Jeopardy!
A Toronto Tutor has won nine times in a row on Jeopardy topping over $200k. At only 23-years-old and originally from Nova Scotia became the nine-time Jeopardy! Champ on Friday night. Roach won $28,001 US that night increasing the winning total to $210,802. The “Final Jeopardy” category of Academy Award Winners secured Roach’s victory with […]
What you Should know this Tax Season
If you haven’t done your taxes yet, no need to worry, Canadians will have until May 2 to file their tax return this year. The reason for the deadline not being on April 20 is because it falls on Saturday. For Canadians who are self-employed, that deadline is June 15. If you file late and […]