Science & Faith A Case for Compatibility
Faith and religion are pillars of human society that have existed since the beginning of mankind. Different forms of spirituality have appeared and evolved over time, with thousands of religions...
Big Corruption in Big Pharma: a glance into the pharmaceutical industry
The average price of pharmaceutical drugs has increased by 500% since the 1980s Pharmaceutical drugs have been revolutionary in modern society, saving or extending the lives of billions of people...
EV-ening out the costs: a look into the challenges of electric vehicles
Fossil fuels have long been primary contributors to global warming and environmental destruction since the industrial revolution. One of the largest consumers of fossil fuels remains the automobile industry, with...
Gene-unie disgust – why do we dislike certain foods
Why do we eat what we eat? People enjoy eating foods that are not just appealing to their taste buds, but more importantly, that are not unappealing to them. Whether...
Hopeless and Disgruntled: The Case for the Anti-Work Movement
Wake up. Work. Sleep. Repeat. 5 days a week, 50 some weeks a year. Such is the life of an average employee in Canada trying to get by in the...
Bioweapons: Threat or Fiction?
Cautionary portrayals of COVID-19 in mass media have led to a greater understanding of the dangers of a global pandemic, which has helped to reduce the impact the virus has...
Mars: A Musk-y Solution
The consequences of human activity on the environment are clear. Global temperatures are rising, ecosystems are being destroyed, and species are going extinct. Despite the efforts of world leaders and...
Macros, Microbes and Metabolites: How Diet Affects Health and the Gut Microbiome
Our diet is determined by culture, economic status, geography, and perhaps, most importantly, our taste buds. What we choose to include in our diets often dictates our short- and long-term...
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