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3 things I’ve learned as a first-time “plant mom”
Now that it is the end of March and spring is just around the corner, people (like me) are itching to see more green outside. Why not bring some of that green inside and have it year-round? My indoor plants are one of the best ideas I have had in a long time, and I […]
Steel Ball Run debuts as highest-rated anime of all time
If you are a fan of anything nerdy, you know that March 2026 has been full of new releases for fans of any kind of content. From movies to shows to books to music, March has brought everyone their fill of new content. Netflix has been at the center of these great releases, bringing back […]
Q & A: Emerging content creator uses social media to turn his hobby into a career path
Over the past couple of years, online content creation has totally reshaped the social media landscape. This has allowed content creators to turn their hobbies into careers. One such aspiring creator is Adam Winnichuk. Winnichuk has been creating content for the majority of his life and is currently making video essays for his YouTube channel […]
Q & A: Lavender & Lemons owner reflects on closing Edmonton bakery after nearly a decade
This interview has been edited for length and clarity For nearly a decade, Lavender & Lemons built a loyal following inside Edmonton’s small-business community by offering vegan and nut-free baking to customers with restricted diets. Owner Myranda Fairbridge launched the bakery in 2017 while expecting her first child. What started as a creative outlet from […]
Q&A: Maria Finnsdottir on Digital Humanities, AI, Supercomputers and the Future of Research
Maria Finnsdottir, a Humanities and Social Sciences Specialist with the Digital Research Services team at the University of Alberta, is helping researchers navigate a period of rapid change in the humanities as technology reshapes how knowledge is created and shared. Finnsdottir, who holds a PhD in Sociology from the University of Toronto (2024), works directly […]
