A miracle is an event not explicable by natural or scientific laws, which is exactly how you would describe Canadian pro skier Ian McIntosh’s minute-long tumble down Alaska’s Neacola mountain. Or, as McIntosh prefers to call it, “being in Mother Nature’s washing machine from hell.” McIntosh found himself in this
Billboard’s Hot 100, the definitive guide to popular but not necessarily good music, has been the industry standard for measuring artist success for over half a century. And for the first time in its 60-year history, four Canadians dominate the top of the chart. That’s right, the top four artists
Look, we’ve all passed out somewhere we’re not supposed to – perhaps a lawn, or the backseat of a car, or even atop an Alaskan grizzly bear rug. All good, no shame in that. Opting for a complete stranger’s bed, meanwhile, is a tad rude at best. That’s the predicament one
Canadians are waking up this morning with a new Prime Minister. After nine years of blue rule, Canada elected Justin Trudeau’s Liberal party into the country’s top office for the first time since the turn of the millennium. The Liberals took 184 seats, which is enough for a 54 per cent majority
Don Gutoski, an amateur photographer from London, Ontario, has been named the 2015 Wildlife Photographer of the Year for his image ‘Tale of two foxes’. “It’s the best picture I’ve ever taken in my life,” Gutoski told BBC News. “It’s the symmetry of the heads, the bodies and the tails –
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