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"Everything Everywhere All at Once" (2022) Movie Review
"Everything Everywhere All at Once" (2022) won 7 Academy Awards and has become a cultural phenomenon. It's a movie I didn't like, and then I liked, and then I loved. Here's my review.
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Things to Know About Fox Fur Farms
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2021: The Year Canada Repudiates Its Colonial Past
News reports about anti-colonial changes in Canada that began in May 2021.
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Who Was Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu, Nuclear Physics Pioneer?
This little-known trailblazing Chinese-American physics scholar should be a household name
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Who Was Reggae Pioneer Toots Hibbert of Toots and The Maytals?
A brief biography of Frederick Nathaniel "Toots" Hibbert, the frontman of the legendary reggae band Toots and the Maytals
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Meet German Shepherd Diesel vom Burgimwald, Star of Canadian TV Show "Hudson & Rex"
If you like dogs or German Shepherd dogs, this article is for you
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Who is Claire Boucher (aka Grimes) -- Elon Musk's ex-partner?
A very brief outline about the luminous and eccentric Canadian singer/songwriter Grimes
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For Those Considering Migrating to Canada
Do you want to make Canada your new home? Have you done all your homework? Are you up for the challenge?
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The Secret to Success: Don't Follow Your Passion
This article explores why the classic piece of advice “follow your passion” may not be all it's cracked up to be.
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Why I Am Content to Remain Childless
Being childless is a personal choice
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Barry and Honey Sherman: Canada's Unsolved Billionaire Murders
Apotex founder Barry Sherman and his wife Honey were found dead in their Toronto home on December 15, 2017. Despite a $35 million reward offered by their family, no arrests have been made and the killers remain a mystery.
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The Chinese Jamaicans: Unlikely Pioneers of Reggae Music
A few background stories about Chinese Jamaicans' contributions to the reggae industry.
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Sixties Scoop: Rehoming Aboriginal (Indigenous) Children in Canada
The removal of Canadian Indigenous children from their homes to place them in non-Indigenous homes was practiced from the 1960s to the early 1980s.
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Perimenopause Can Be Brutal . . . and That's Normal
A first-hand account of the ins and outs of perimenopause.
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The Trudeaus, Canada's Political Dynasty: A Photo History
This article contains a brief look at photos of Pierre Trudeau and his son, Justin Trudeau, as iconic heads of state.
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My Cat Beat Skin Cancer (Feline Subcutaneous Hemangiosarcoma)
For owners facing the dilemma of their cat having cancer, I hope this article helps to reassure you that your cat can survive even an aggressive form of cancer.
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Style Tips for Real Women: Short, Overweight and Apple-Shaped
Do you want to know how to dress for your body type? Here are my style tips and advice for real women like me: short, overweight and apple-shaped.
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Controlling Parents, Unhappy Children
A hub to encourage parents to be mindful of how they are controlling their children
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Jack Layton (July 18, 1950 – August 22, 2011) ... an embodiment of hope
A commentary about the life and death of Canadian Opposition Leader NDP Jack Layton
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Sanitary Napkins and Menstrual Pads of the Past and Present
Read on to learn about the evolution of the menstrual pad
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (Wills and Kate) tour of Canada, June 30 to July 8, 2010 (photo gallery)
Britian's Prince William and Kate Middleton chose Canada for their first official visit as newlyweds and as the new Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
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Famous American Celebrities Born in Canada
The list keeps growing
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The Animal Rights Controversy
Here are some of my views on animal rights.
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Chinese Influence in the Greater Toronto Area, Canada
Find out more about how Chinese immigrants are shaping the Toronto area
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The charming and photogenic Michaëlle Jean (27th Governor General of Canada)
about Madame Michaëlle Jean, a Canadian stateswoman and former journalist
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Baby hatch, safe haven ... we can protect the innocent
Modern day baby hatches are met with controversy although the practice of secretly abandoning babies has been around for centuries. A baby hatch is a place where mothers can bring their babies, usually newborn, and leave them anonymously in a safe...
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Canada's Cultural Mosaic
Multiculturalism is often cited as one of Canada's significant accomplishments and a key distinguishing element of Canadian identity.
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Making mistakes on the job
MISTAKES ARE EXPECTED I've done almost everything wrong while learning a new job. I've broken the shredder, jammed the photocopier, spilled coffee all over the desk, dropped a glass of water onto the keyboard, misfiled papers, tossed out important...
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Proof of animal intelligence
Bet you didn't know how smart these animals are. You may change your view of them after you read this.
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The Conceptual Age is Here
Creativity, innovation and design skills are the key forces in the global economy.... bringing change to culture and lifestyle
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We Don't Have to Condone Animal Abuse in Entertainment
"Awareness is the greatest agent for change." − Eckhart Tolle