Coronavirus forces P.E.I politician to reveal personal secret

There’s a lot of panicky news out there right now, so let’s change up the pace a little. And where better to do exactly that than Prince Edward Island. Last week, COVID-19 forced P.E.I. politician Matthew MacKay to reveal a fraudulent part of his life. Namely, his hair. “I will start

Ontario to reduce the price of hydro as residents work from home

COVID-19 is affecting almost every manner in which we live our lives. The most profound, perhaps, is in our relationship to work. For many Canadians, that means working from home. That also means more electricity consumption. Sure, a laptop and second monitor won’t make all that much of a difference,

Coronavirus forces Tim Hortons to digitize ‘Roll Up The Rim’

After postponing our annual Notable Awards, coronavirus has disrupted the next-most anticipated event of spring: Tim Hortons’ Roll Up The Rim. RUTR is set to kick off this Wednesday, March 11th. The company says “the current public health environment” has signalled that it is “not the right time for team members…to collect

How far down can the coronavirus drag the global economy?

It’s been just over two months since symptoms of the deadly coronavirus were first reported in Wuhan, China. Yesterday, the death toll exceeded 1,000. Two-thirds of international flights from China have been cancelled. Chinese citizens are experiencing a wave of racism, just as they did during the SARS outbreak. Chinese