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Shifting gears – Five technical changes comings to Formula 1 in 2026

By Nigel De Souza The rules are changing in Formula 1 racing this year. In fact, the new regulations represent the biggest make-over in the history of the sport. Along with physical changes, Formula 1 [...]
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Momento – The place to document your favourite fan moments

By: Maddie Cholette Do you love attending sporting events? Do you know how many times you’ve been there to see your team win? Maybe concerts are more your style. Have you and your friends been [...]
Technology

Five free productivity apps to try before the semester is over

By Brighid Mahood Between classes, assignments, work and having a social life, students have a lot to balance. Time management isn’t easy, and as productivity expert Chris Bailey notes, it’s not just about getting good [...]
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Five must-have gadgets to be a successful content creator

By Shanice Johnson Content creation has been around now since the mid 2000s when the rise of Youtubers came along and started the “influencer era”, and what began as a hobby or side hustle has [...]
Reviews

No, you’re not dreaming, Overwatch just released five new heroes

By Erik Hinterleuthner Ever download a game update that offers a massive amount of new content for a game, only to wake up and realize it was a dream? Well sometimes dreams come true, as [...]
Technology

Tech-savey travel: Five apps you need before you hit the road this summer

By: Sakina Ghayyur Preparing for a trip these days isn’t just about packing a suitcase and finding your boarding pass. The internet is full of great tools you can use to navigate, translate, handle money, and transportation. Especially if you are headed to a new place and are unsure of what [...]
Sports

Ball or strike? How MLB’s upcoming ABS system could change the game

By Adam Foley The world is always changing… and so is the game of baseball. Throughout MLB history we’ve seen many changes, whether its rules, dimensions, and how the game is played through strategies. However, [...]
Sports

New referee technology is changing the sport of hockey

By Christian Cosentino-Ferreira Have you ever wondered how referees manage to keep track of every little close call and what evidence a ref uses to deem the call correct? When the referee announces a play [...]
Reviews

Resident Evil Requiem — A bloody good time

By Cooper Bryson A game 30 years in the making, Resident Evil Requiem delivers on the petrifying gore, the characters, as well as the gameplay. It keeps the perfect blend of horror and action that [...]
Reviews

‘The Pitt’ — Just how realistic is the gritty ER series?

The Pitt is back with season two on HBO, the show, a popular real-time medical drama, slices up a single ER shift into eight one hour episodes. Star Noah Wyle plays a burnout and somewhat [...]
How To...

Tickling the ivories — How to start playing the piano in 10 steps

By Ivan Makuza Around the year 1700, in Florence, Italy, an instrument maker named Bartolomeo Cristofori changed music history. Employed by the powerful Medici family, Cristofori spent years refining keyboard instruments. His breakthrough came with [...]
How To...

Embracing books — Five steps to dive into reading as a hobby

By Daniella Daniel-Kalio For many people, reading is associated with school, work, or something that must be done in order to be deemed productive. As a result, many people, especially the younger generations, reach for [...]
Reviews

Absolute Martian Manhunter is what makes comics special

By Sunday Kessig Absolute Martian Manhunter is a testament to the potential of comics as a medium. Bursting with innovative ideas, it blends notions of superheroes with a modern story about the human mind. It’s [...]
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Talk a walk — How to make the simplest of exercises your new favourite hobby

By Sakina Ghayyur Did you know that walking, something most people already do every day, can actually become a meaningful and enjoyable hobby? Whether you want to clear your mind, stay active, or just make [...]
Trends

Surprise or scam? Are blind boxes worth the gamble?

By Shanice Johnson Opening a present on your birthday or Christmas as a kid is definitely one of the most exciting parts of childhood. The anticipation of seeing if you get the toy that you [...]
Reviews

‘The Wizard of the Kremlin’ — A political thriller about Putin’s Russia

By Anastasiia Soloveva The political thriller The Wizard of the Kremlin (2025) dives deep into how power is imposed, making ordinary people suffer. Directed by Olivier Assayas, the film is based on the bestselling novel [...]
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New to collecting vinyl records? Here are four things you need to know

By Brighid Mahood As vinyl records become more popular, more and more people are getting into collecting. While using a record player to enjoy your favourite new (or old) albums can be exciting, it [...]
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Lorwyn Eclipsed — Unpacking the best of the latest Magic edition

By Terrance Lee Popular card game Magic the Gathering has recently released its latest edition: Lorwyn Eclipsed introducing a flood of new cards into the game and features a return to a familiar and fan-favorite [...]
Reviews

‘Fallout’ season two will leave you dying for more

By Erik Hinterleuthner If you were in the wasteland where all the worst of humanity runs rampant, would you still help strangers, or would you leave them to die? That’s the question at the heart [...]
Trends

‘Library of Books’ dioramas — The best way to add flair to your bookshelf

By Taylor Herfurth Looking for a new cozy pastime over these cold winter months? Have you considered a Library of Books kit? This diorama building kit is the perfect way to spend a weekend. And [...]

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