Humanism: Canadian Perspectives brings together voices from across Canada reflecting on reason, compassion, and justice in a diverse society—offering thoughtful, open-ended insights into what it means to live ethically without dogma.
NASA’s Moon mission returns to the fore as the SLS rolls to the pad, a mix of daring science and nostalgic echoes. This piece asks: are we chasing the Moon again, or chasing illusions?
NASA’s Moon mission returns to the fore as the SLS rolls to the pad, a mix of daring science and nostalgic echoes. This piece asks: are we chasing the Moon again, or chasing illusions?
Copper demand is expected to outstrip supply soon, raising concerns about technological advancement. This could impact everything from renewable energy to electronics. Click to learn more about this looming crisis.
Could extremophile bacteria be the answer to building on Mars? A new study suggests these tough microbes could help turn Martian dirt into durable habitats for humans.
Donut Lab claims a breakthrough in battery technology, but skepticism grows as they provide no evidence. Is their solid-state battery the future, or just another empty promise? #electricvehicle
Claims linking COVID vaccines to “turbo cancers” are back. This article explores the facts behind these controversial statements and the implications for public health. #COVID19 #COVID #vaccine
A breakthrough in carbon capture technology from Finland could revolutionize how we tackle climate change. This efficient and reusable method makes recycling CO₂ easier than ever. #CarbonCapture #ClimateChange
Discover how synthetic skin inspired by cephalopods could revolutionize architecture and technology. Explore its game-changing potential in camouflage and advanced displays.
The family of Samantha O’Neill is challenging B.C.’s policy allowing faith-based hospitals to ban medical assistance in dying, arguing it violates patients’ Charter rights. The landmark case could redefine how MAID is delivered in publicly funded institutions across Canada. #secularism
