As the pandemic drags on, many are looking for silver linings. The dominant theory is that we will make profound changes to the poisonous ways in which we lived before coronavirus. Whether we experience an awakening or have misplaced our optimism remains to be seen. But New Zealand is already
One of the few things one can do to stay sane these days is go out and enjoy the great outdoors. Unfortunately, the greatest of great outdoors have been off limits for nearly two months. On March 25, all 46 national parks and 171 national historic sites were shut down
Canada has taken over Switzerland’s mighty Matterhorn. In a show of solidarity with countries affected by the coronavirus pandemic, the Swiss town of Zermatt is projecting flags from around the world on the iconic mountain. At 4,478 metres (14,692 ft) high, the Matterhorn is Europe’s sixth-tallest mountain. By most accounts,
If there’s one thing COVID-19 has conclusively revealed, it’s that some countries are simply better prepared to handle a pandemic. A recent study by the Deep Knowledge Group (DKG) aims to quantify this realization. To date, DKG is most notable for having given artificial intelligence a seat on its board.
It’s now been a whole month since the suspension of nonessential travel between Canada and the United States. Despite the number of COVID-19 infections in the U.S. continues to climb at around 30,000 new cases a day, president Donald Trump hinted earlier this week that the border could soon re-open.
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