Anthony A. Davis
The wall lizard invasion of Vancouver Island
Decades ago, wall lizards from the Mediterranean got a toehold near Victoria. Now they’re island-hopping.
The prolific Canadian inventor behind the ‘Ironsuit’
Phil Nuytten, 79, created the 2.1 metre-tall, 1,400 lb apparatus designed to keep any human pilot inside from being squeezed to death by the pressures of the deep sea
Using Tide to kill roof moss is a bad idea. Some B.C. condo owners learned that the hard way.
An estimated 100 kilograms of the detergent was sprinkled over some 120 rooftops. Soon after began what might be described as a suds-flood.
The life of a pandemic day trader
A booming market, the promise of easy riches—what could go wrong?!
Why it’s getting more expensive for Canadians to fly
And why travellers should brace for more fare increases in the year ahead
Will new rules around free speech on campus wind up silencing protestors?
Ontario and Alberta universities have been told to draft new free-speech policies that could sanction those who oppose them
Harbour Air: The airline on the path to an all-electric, zero-emission fleet
With regulatory approval, the world’s first ever commercial flight of an electric plane with paying customers could happen in 2021
Bankrupt oil companies are saddling Alberta landowners with ‘orphan wells’
The Orphan Well Association is tasked with cleaning up the environmental messes left behind, but it’s having trouble keeping up as oil companies collapse
The lies and insults that China has pointed at Canada
The fight over the arrest of a Huawei executive is getting ugly. So far, China has accused Canada of everything from ‘white supremacy’ to having few friends.
Is it time to kill the funeral procession?
Drivers are less aware—and less respectful—of the fading tradition. And while accidents are rare, some argue the risks are now too high.
Canadian universities tackle legal cannabis with wildly different policies
Plus, where do students report the highest rates of marijuana use?
What will Winnipeg do with Canada’s most famous intersection?
Winnipeggers will soon decide whether to change the distinctly Soviet vibe of one of the country’s iconic cityscapes