Lifestyle
Great Bucket-List Entertainment Experiences to be Had in Canada
Canada is jam-packed full of adventurous opportunities in both natural settings and indoors Canada is known for many things- a […]
Month: November 2021
Arts
A Guide to Japanese Role-Playing Games (Review): Phantastic Fantastic
We’re big fans of UK-based publisher Bitmap Books, which has previously published absolutely killer collections of Game Boy Box Art […]
Community & Culture
Rainbow Railroad launches its annual 60-in-60 campaign
This November, Rainbow Railroad launched its annual 60-in-60 campaign, aiming to move LGBTQI+ people worldwide out of harm’s way while […]
Lifestyle
Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown (PS4) Review: Do a Barrel Roll
Our review of Ace Combat 7, developed by Bandai Namco Entertainment. Available now for PS4 (reviewed), Xbox One, and Windows. […]
Lifestyle
How Sports Betting Became a Canadian Pastime
Sports betting is as old as the sport itself. With the advent of time, the sports changed, the premise changed, […]
Lifestyle
Toronto Raptors Rook Scottie Barnes Becoming All The Threat Nick Nurse Needs
Toronto Raptors rookie Scottie Barnes appears to be coming of age and his improved shooting is a positive amid what […]
Lifestyle
How Did The eSports Industry Evolve?
Even a decade earlier, the sports and gaming industries were very different. Technological and telecommunications advancements have created a solid […]
Artist Profiles
“A Day In The Life” with TV series writer and director, Michael Hanley
Michael Hanley is an alumnus of the Canadian Film Centre’s Writers Lab. Although sometimes his husband would disagree, Michael is […]
Arts
No Change in the Weather: A Newfoundland musical full of personality
About four years ago we spent five days in Newfoundland. Yes, we visited that stunning landmark Inn on Fogo Island […]
Lifestyle
FIFA 22 (PS5) Review: Olé, Olé, Olé
Our review of FIFA 22, developed by EA Vancouver and EA Romania. Available now for PS5 (reviewed), PS4, Xbox X/S, […]