Jessica Morin

When a beloved children’s author shares news about end-of-life choices, the internet takes notice—and sometimes gets it wrong. Robert Munsch, the Canadian writer behind read-aloud classics, recently found himself at the center of a media storm after reports about his health decisions circulated widely. His family was quick to set the record straight, but the … Read more

If you’ve been typing “hotmail.com” into your browser and wondering why your old inbox isn’t showing up, you’re not alone. Microsoft quietly retired the Hotmail brand over a decade ago, merging everything into Outlook.com — but that doesn’t mean your legacy account is gone. Your @hotmail.com address still works, and the sign-in process is simpler … Read more

When Canadians went to the polls on April 28, 2025, they handed the Liberal Party a victory that surprised even some of its own supporters. The party secured 169 seats in the House of Commons, falling just short of the 172 needed for a majority — but the margin didn’t diminish the significance of the … Read more

Sherwood Park’s Best Buy in the local mall is one of the chain’s smaller Canadian locations—but at 7,700 square feet, it still covers phones, laptops, TVs, and appliances while competing directly with Walmart, Staples, and Visions Electronics within a few kilometres. Address: 2020 Sherwood Dr, Unit 200B, Sherwood Park, AB · Store Type: Electronics Retailer … Read more

Few things make a break feel longer than watching your teammate struggle solo while the network blocks every game you both want to play. If you’ve ever hit that wall at school or work, you already know the frustration—and you also know that some sites sidestep those blocks cleanly. Here’s what actually works. Games on … Read more

There’s a moment in every blockbuster when you lean toward the person next to you and whisper, “Wait, they almost cast WHO?” The Barbie film is built on those moments — from Amy Schumer’s departure to John Cena’s splashy cameo to the parade of LGBTQ+ performers Greta Gerwig assembled for Barbieland. This guide pulls back … Read more

Walk into most university science buildings and you’ll notice something: despite making up the majority of graduates, women still occupy a surprisingly small slice of the people working in science, technology, engineering, and math. In Canada, fewer than 25% of STEM jobs are held by women—and in some sectors like nuclear, that number drops below … Read more

One-way van rental in Toronto unlocks serious savings when you know where to look — a Momondo user recently locked in a $24 daily rate for a van in the city, well below the $83 average. This guide breaks down where to find one-way van rentals at Toronto Pearson, which agencies offer the best deals, … Read more

When Prime Minister Mark Carney took office, he inherited a trade relationship under unprecedented pressure. Less than two weeks into his tenure, Carney was already publicly rejecting U.S. demands tied to the continental free trade pact—calling out tariffs that his government says violate the agreement, and refusing to accept what he called an “entry fee” … Read more

Dublin’s markets sprawl across Howth, Phibsborough, Dún Laoghaire, and Dublin 8 — meaning “near me” depends entirely on where you’re starting from. This guide maps out every Dublin-area market worth your time, from verified weekly schedules at Temple Bar Food Market to the monthly treasure hunts at Digital Hub, with stall counts and location-specific details … Read more