Afroman’s defamation case win started with a police raid that found absolutely nothing. No drugs. No kidnapping victims. Just lemon pound cake on the counter. The officers filed a $4 million defamation suit against him for making music videos about…
Pierre Poilievre on Joe Rogan was always going to be a moment worth watching. What nobody predicted was that the most striking thing about a two-hour conversation on the biggest podcast in America would be what he chose not to…
What to watch this weekend is usually a Friday question with easy answers. This Friday it comes with a little more weight. Chuck Norris passed away at 86 and the generation that grew up on Missing in Action and Octagon…
Silver split divorces are rising faster than any other age group and the moment most couples point to is the same one. The kids leave. The house goes quiet. And in that quiet, a question shows up that was never…
Health transformation is visible before most people can name it. Not in a before-and-after photo, but in someone’s eyes. The brightness that shows up when a person becomes who they wanted to be. Suzan Galluzzo has built her practice around…
Kids and AI is not a novelty story anymore. It’s baked in. The resume, the social post, the cover letter, the assignment, the car that got fixed on a Tuesday afternoon with a chatbot and a socket wrench. This generation…
2003 nostalgia is running at full speed, and not just the fun parts. Every high school kid outside a Starbucks is wearing Ed Hardy. Limp Bizkit is huge with teenagers who weren’t alive for it. Disposable cameras are showing up…
Diesel prices in Canada are up 11 cents by Saturday morning alone. Six cents Friday, five Saturday, four to five more Sunday. April 15 adds another ten cents for the gasoline switchover. Iran tensions add ten to fifteen on top…
Throwback Thursday 2003 hits on the actual date: March 19th, when America announced the Iraq invasion. Gas was 80 cents a litre. A Toronto house cost $293,000. Two presidential audio clips play back to back tonight, and the one from…
MAID Alberta restrictions are moving while the federal government is still working out what to do. Alberta is blocking mental illness as a qualifying condition and shifting the onus so doctors cannot be the ones to raise it. Two governments,…
NHL player social media is now a 24-hour surveillance operation and the results are exactly what you would expect. NHL Follow Tracker monitors over 700 players’ personal Instagram accounts daily, logging every follow and unfollow. Olin Zellweger unfollowed Austin Matthews,…
Iraq War lessons from 2003 are back on the table tonight, and the conversation does not land softly. This week marks the anniversary of the invasion. Listeners are texting in to say George W. Bush looks reasonable by comparison to…
867-5309 became a cancer helpline. Richard Crouse has the story, and it changes the way you hear that song. Tommy Heath turned that number into a free line connecting anyone touched by cancer to trained professionals, because it’s already ringing…
Anti-war apathy is the thing historians notice first. In 2003 the marches started before the bombs did. Main streets shut down. Embassies closed. This anniversary lands with a conflict being called potentially more dangerous, and almost no one in the…
Canadian food prices are about to move again, and the shift started long before anything reached a shelf. The industrial carbon tax rises to $110 on April 1st. It covers fertilizers, refrigeration, food processing, and the full cold chain. The…
