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“#The prolific Canadian inventor behind the ‘Ironsuit’” On a cool, bright Saturday morning in March, Phil Nuytten stands on the deck of a 23-metre barge docked in British Columbia’s Horseshoe Bay. He wears a weather-beaten black-and-yellow parka. An orange inflatable life vest peeks out from underneath his coat, though on this day the barge would…
“#The prolific Canadian inventor behind the ‘Ironsuit’” On a cool, bright Saturday morning in March, Phil Nuytten stands on the deck of a 23-metre barge docked in British Columbia’s Horseshoe Bay. He wears a weather-beaten black-and-yellow parka. An orange inflatable life vest peeks out from underneath his coat, though on this day the barge would…
“#The Delta variant is ‘moving the goalposts’ for Canada’s vaccination targets” Vaxx Populi: Outbreaks at a Toronto hospital and in Yukon have been linked to more infectious variants; data shows vaccines are very effective at preventing hospitalization among those who contract Delta The public’s crash course in epidemiology and vaccine efficacy shows no sign of…
“#Using Tide to kill roof moss is a bad idea. Some B.C. condo owners learned that the hard way.” Just after lunch on a Saturday in May, about 30 employees of Belfor Property Restoration, wearing hard hats and orange safety vests, headed to the rooftops of Sage at Auguston, a large townhouse complex in Abbotsford,…
“#Canada’s museums are slowly starting to return Indigenous artifacts” After surviving European incursions, colonialism and a 500-km journey from its home, a 171-year-old beaded hood must wait a bit longer before it can go back to Eeyou Istchee, James Bay Cree territory in northern Quebec. The pandemic has a way of interrupting plans—especially those involving…
“#The extraordinarily slow plan to reopen the border” The Trudeau government is keeping shut the U.S-Canada border for the foreseeable future, with no clear end date in place nor with any metrics on when, and how, the border will reopen. Nothing will change about the border measures at all until July 5, when fully-vaccinated travellers…
“#My first dose was Pfizer. Why am I being offered Moderna for the second?” Experts say the two mRNA vaccines are interchangeable as millions of doses of both Pfizer and Moderna arrive in Canada Vaccine records are tumbling almost daily. On June 18, 532,000 shots were put into arms in Canada, according to data collected…
“#The legacy of Inuvik’s iconic ‘End of the Dempster’ sign” The Gwich’in Tribal Council and Nihtat Gwich’in Tribal Council will move the beloved hand-painted sign in the N.W.T. town to what many consider the real end of the Dempster Highway Kristine McLeod remembers driving past and watching as Inuvik, N.W.T.’s iconic “End of the Dempster”…
“#To win an election, sometimes it’s the luck of the draw” What happens when two candidates are caught in a deadlock? In some places in Canada, it results in a by-election. In others, names are pulled out of a box. When Anne Marie Shea ran for council in a recent by-election in Kinkora, P.E.I., she…
“#Leaning into distance learning – Macleans.ca” Bishop’s student Loch Baillie got a job co-designing virtual classes and discovered ways to make studying from home better—for himself and others Originally from Worcester, Mass., Loch Baillie is a fourth-year honours English literature and French student at Bishop’s University. It was March 2020 and I had just returned…