Toronto’s cannabis culture has evolved from underground speakeasies to a sophisticated urban landscape where THC edibles and craft cannabis share space with high-end dispensaries and artisanal lounges. Since legalization in 2018, the city has emerged as Canada’s cannabis capital, blending traditional stoner culture with modern wellness trends and innovative consumption spaces. From the vibrant Kensington Market dispensaries to the sleek shops along Queen West, cannabis has woven itself into Toronto’s cultural fabric, attracting both curious tourists and discerning locals. This…
At the turn of the century, there was a lot of buzz around hydrogen. Back then, Canada had been testing uses that run on hydrogen fuel cells. Gordon Campbell even promised us a “hydrogen highway” as a zero-emissions public transportation system. As we all know, this did not come to fruition.
But why are we hearing about hydrogen again? And why did the buzz die down? You see, hydrogen is only found combined with other elements on earth. This means that it has to be unlocked from water, methane, or other sources. Commercial hydrogen mostly comes from fossil fuels that use heat and chemicals. The electrolytic process can be…
On August 17, 2021, Chief Medical Officer of Health Kieran Moore said that vaccination rates saw a “sudden drop-off” in the last few weeks. He also explained that the Delta variant accounts for more than 90% of detected virus samples in Ontario. Hospitalizations and transmissions are on the rise. At the moment, the province has administered at least a single dose to eligible people twelve years and above.
This is why Ontario has stayed in Step 3 of its reopening plan. It involves the enforcement of physical distancing rules and mandatory masking indoors. There is a cap of 100 people at outdoor public events and social …
Climate Change 2021: The Physical Science Basis is the first part of the Sixth Assessment by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. It confirms that the planet is warming at accelerating and unprecedented rates. This process is expected to keep going until mid-century at the very least. Due to the emitted emissions, global warming will almost certainly go past 1.5 or 2 centigrade within the century.
Aside from that, the report laid out expected effects from extreme weather to water level changes. Many of these changes will be irreversible for a long time. Even back in 1990, the first report already warned of a dark future …
