Is it not the lasers? It is not the lasers
It’s interesting to me that it’s not the lasers. Food for thought. Related:
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On collecting, with Lynda Gammon
More about Lynda Gammon.
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Audio editing skills development for podcast editing
There are only eight core competencies to get your podcast off the ground with reasonable audio.
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Toronto Police corruption reveals widespread information security problem
Chilling instances where police officers have used their access to restricted databases for stalking, looking up information on ex-partners, neighbours, or people they found attractive.
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Tim Irvin on the profusion of life in a rainforest and why he guides
Tim Irvin is an ecologist and professional guide. While he lives in Ontario, his guides take him and his guests across Canada, from the polar…
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Unlike the laws of physics, the laws of economics are a choice
Extreme inequality is a choice, not an inevitability.
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I Can DARE: What is my research?
As a master’s student in educational technology at the University of Victoria, my project aims to curate, contextualize, synthesize, and promote digital accessibility research in…
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Tick season comes earlier to the Okanagan than we think
At a recent art night with friends in early March, we were adjourning and preparing to leave when one of us exclaimed, “A tick!” And…
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When you realize what abuse is, you see it everywhere
There are moments in my life where things change and there becomes a “before time” and an “after.” I think we all have these moments…
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Adding Bluesky social icons to headers and footers
Many of our clients are moving to Bluesky and quitting Twitter/X. If they are in the habit of advertising their social outposts on their websites,…
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Maureen Vo chats about her winding career route and why she has become passionate about freediving
What led you to the field of marine biology? I’ve always been interested in nature and the environment. I moved to BC when I was…
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Security is a process: new adopters of passcode keepers make us happy
A lost phone leads Jacqueline McAllister to new awareness about cybersecurity and we learn why changing passwords is a bit like coming up with a better dinner plan.
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Karissa Finnigan on emotional intelligence in university, sports, and launching a career
Karissa Finnigan has graduated from Concordia College with an interest in genetic counselling. She is passionate about patient care and helping people of all ages…
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From stereotypes to sovereignty: How Indigenous media makers assert narrative control
Over the last 30 years, we have seen exponential growth of Indigenous media and Indigenous media makers, especially here in Canada which has one of…
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Struggling to discuss climate change with older relatives? These three scenarios can help
Have you ever felt it difficult to express your climate anxiety in conversation with older relatives? You are likely not alone, as climate change is…
