As everyone knows the borders between the US and Canada have pretty much been closed off unless you are traveling for some kind of essential work for the most part. Although there has been stories of US citizens claiming they are driving to Alaska which grants them access through the borders only to find out
I enjoy reading about new tech and gizmos that get released where even if it is insanely expensive to the point where I can’t justify ever owning it I guess you can say it’s fun to see it in action and how an industry evolves because of it. So recently I was watching all these
Well, I was reading some news articles today where in China there was another virus discovered that could be worse than the Coronavirus. Apparently this is simply being labelled as the “unknown pneumonia” which has caused over 1700 death apparently. So it makes you wonder, if this is truly deadlier than COVID-19 are you actually
All over the news you can read about how China has suddenly passed a security law that essentially stops people from expressing the idea of a city that endorses democracy per se. This goes against the international agreement that China has made in many ways with regards to receiving Hong Kong back from Britain. But
We are all usually taught that if you have nothing nice to say then don’t say it. That definitely doesn’t seem to be a philosophy for many businesses. With so many new product launches coming out in the tech sector virtually every presentation I saw had the company dedicating portions to explaining why the competition
This got me thinking as Canada Day is coming up and there will highly unlikely be a lot of crowd gathering events to celebrate the day. However, apparently on the other side of the country there are going to be people taking advantage of the day to do massive protests to in a sense highlight