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“#The workplace of the future will probably remain under surveillance” In a video he recorded on his smartphone—in-person tours are out of the question these days—senior national manager of external affairs Scott MacKenzie demonstrates what the entrance procedure looks like for workers at the Toyota plant in Cambridge, Ont. He walks from the parking lot…
“#A cultural renaissance is blooming in Canada, led by Black and Indigenous artists” Laila El Mugammar: At its centre is public art, literature and more. The Canada emerging is one where I am visible. Laila El Mugammar is a Sudanese-Canadian writer and student. Her academic and creative work maps the historic Black presence in Canada….
“#Canada counts its dead much too slowly” Jane Philpott: How many additional people died as an indirect result of the pandemic? It will be months before we know the answer, and that’s a problem. Dr. Jane Philpott held several portfolios as a federal cabinet minister, including Health. She is now dean of the Faculty of…
“#Dad gets massive tattoo to match his son’s birthmark” A Canadian dad spent 30 painful hours getting a replica of his 8-year-old son’s giant birthmark tattooed on his stomach — all to reassure the kid about his appearance. Derek Prue Sr. of Stony Plain, Alberta, decided to get the tattoo after noticing his son, Derek,…
“# World first Ethereum ETF debuts in Canada … with a trading halt ” The world’s first Ethereum-based fund to be listed on a major stock exchange opened for trading on Thursday, but not without some hiccups. Listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, The Ether Fund (TSX:QETH.U) opened for trading at $10.80 per share after…
“#Canada’s best athletes have found creative ways to train in quarantine” And now they’re limbering up for the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. They explain to Aaron Hutchins how they’ve stayed in top form over the past year. As told to Aaron Hutchins On your mark . . . Canada’s best athletes have found creative ways to train in quarantine…
“#Books provided a welcome escape from screens during the pandemic” As objects that are perfect in a lockdown, books are making for good business during the COVID crisis. Will it continue into 2021? The website for Balfour Books reads: “Won’t you come and say hello? We promise to keep a respectful distance. (Mind you, we…
“#People are planning their dream vacations—for whenever it’s finally safe” Fun was more or less cancelled in 2020. Now, people are getting ready to go away on the vacations of their dreams. Gabriele Mabrucco and his girlfriend, Christine Estima, were supposed to visit Vietnam this past September for around two weeks. Instead, with COVID-19 concerns…
“#Why Canada’s vaccine rollout won’t be easy” In 1979 and 1980, Canada saw its worst spike of measles in a decade. In Ontario, which had been hit particularly hard by the outbreak, the provincial government decided to take unprecedented action by drafting the Immunization of School Pupils Act, which would make it mandatory for students…
“#2021 is the year that dry ice gets hot” Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine—on track to be the first delivered to Canada—must be kept below -70° C, which will require dry ice, and lots of it When assessing the logistical challenges of distributing hundreds of millions of coronavirus vaccine doses across North America, a University of Texas…