Thanks, Internet: A guide to the dwarves of The Hobbit
Some beards are bigger than others. Read More
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Calgary’s homeless get homes, Saskatchewan student unions realizes need to de-stress, Edmonton Food Bank receives donation, and a “Giving” Manitoba. Read More
Thanks, Internet: 2012’s most important cats
Once again, cat internet stock keeps rising. Read More
The world will not end next Friday, says NASA
And NASA has some pretty smart people working for them. Read More
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Calgary-based producers team up with Ridley Scott, Trades in Saskatchewan becoming a hot commodity, Edmonton’s getting Oprah, and Winnipeg may say goodbye to another downtown hotel. Read More
Thanks, Internet: The Lego Knight Rises
Batman, now with tiny, cylindrical heads. Read More
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Small Calgary Theatre Company puts up big fight, Winnipeg Squash star fears for his life, Saskatchewan’s random acts of kindness, and Edmonton’s stomach bug. Read More
Thanks, Internet: Canada’s most hideous musical matchup
Chavril becomes a very real aural nightmare. Read More
Winnipeg winter cycling: A guy can dream
The City of Winnipeg can do more. Read More
How are you preparing for the Apocalypse?
Less than two weeks to go! Read More
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Saskatchewan university gets funding for food research, Winnipeg mayor faces lawsuit, Calgary university launches pilot exercise program for kids, and Edmonton students earn credit for yoga. Read More
Thanks, Internet: What Seinfeld might be like today
Now with 100% more freegans, foursquare, and Yelp! Read More
It’s Always Sunny in Homeland
Let the screaming begin. Read More
Iconic photos turned into Facebook selfies
Advertising agency Lowe Cape Town has made a little Photoshop mischief with four iconic photos, modifying them in order to mock the ubiquitous “selfie”. Read More
We’re totally giving away free TV!
Great during holidays, especially if you're very lonely. Read More
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Calgary’s route ahead, Edmonton park gets facelift, Winnipeg’s Mad Ship, and Saskatchewan phone company overcharges. Read More