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“# Canadian Bitcoin ETF issuer seeks ‘green BTC’ ” Ninepoint Partners LP, one of Canada’s Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded fund issuers, has announced plans to offset the carbon footprint of its BTC ETF product. According to a release issued on Monday, Ninepoint has inked a partnership with carbon offsetting service provider CarbonX. As part of the…
“#One person killed in shooting at Vancouver airport” A person was killed in a shooting at Vancouver International Airport in Canada on Sunday afternoon, a report said. Gunfire erupted outside the airport’s main terminal at about 3 p.m. local time, the Vancouver Sun reported, citing sources. Suspects fled in a Honda Pilot and shot towards…
“#This Ottawa family doctor’s pop-up vaccination clinic delivered 220 shots in a day” You can see the thought process play out in the body language when someone walks by. First, it’s: “What the heck are they doing? That can’t be a street party.” Then they move to: “Wait . . . are they giving out shots?” And then there’s…
“#To a beloved mother-in-law: ‘It’s my turn to be strong for you’” Before You Go: ‘Thank you for being such a loving matriarch to our family,’ writes Ingrid Littmann-Tai in a letter to her mother-in-law with dementia, her children’s Nai Nai I remember the first time I greeted you with a kiss. You and Ye…
“#Flower gowns, anyone? These trends are giving floristry new life” International fairs, botanical wearables and a farm-to-table movement are reinvigorating the floral industry Joezel Yumul is wavering between angel wings and monarch butterfly wings. Angel wings made of masses of white baby’s breath would be more ethereal, but butterfly wings of orange chrysanthemums would be…
“#Canada must aim at stamping out COVID-19: An open letter from doctors and scientists” Canada is in the middle of a third COVID-19 surge, one that is substantially more severe in many provinces than either of the first two surges. In the near future, some provinces will almost certainly exceed their health resource capacity and…
“#’Let’s have medical personnel in charge and not bureaucrats’” The pandemic year Our April issue featured a 22,000-word story by Stephen Maher detailing what went wrong and what went right with Canada’s handling of COVID-19 Thank you for the wonderfully comprehensive coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic (“Year one: An unprecedented report on Canada’s mishandling of…
“#These lockdown renovations were done with an eye for post-pandemic living” It took a global pandemic for many Canadians to realize their homes are not as spacious or multi-functional as events might demand. The closure of office spaces, gyms and—for a while—playgrounds left many families feeling cramped at home. Parents searched for quiet nooks to…
“#After a decade of cavities, will Calgary put fluoride back in its water supply?” Anti-fluoride activists are fighting again to keep the chemical out of Calgary’s water supply. But there are holes in their argument. The wisdom of public health authorities has been on everyone’s mind, this year and last. In Calgary this fall, it…
“#How beavers caused a Canadian town to lose internet” Leave it to beavers to force one rural Canadian community further off the grid by gnawing through the town’s fiber-optic cable, leaving about 900 residents without internet or mobile cellular access. In a “very bizarre and uniquely Canadian turn of events,” one or more of the…