Canada falls 1-0 to Argentina despite home advantage and dominant performance
A cold spring night did not deter the 5,611 fans who filled Langford's Starlight Stadium to witness the second clash between Canada's women's national team and Argentina. The setting was ideal, the expectations high, and the energy electric. This was Canada's third-ever appearance at Starlight Stadium, a venue where they had previously recorded a win and a draw. However, this match brought an unexpected twist in the form of a 1-0 loss, despite the Canadians leading in nearly every statistic.
Renovation plans for cross-border library move ahead
An architectural gem on the Canada-United States border, the Haskell Free Library and Opera House, is preparing for crucial renovations after an outpouring of financial support. More than 140,000 dollars has been raised in just a few days, including a single contribution of 50,000 dollars from best-selling Canadian author Louise Penny. This support comes in response to new U.S. border access restrictions affecting Canadian visitors.
Timothy Leary's impact on modern philosophy and psychology
Timothy Leary was a name that resonated widely in the 1960s, not just because of his involvement in the counterculture movement, but also due to his groundbreaking views on psychology and philosophy. His exploration of consciousness, particularly through the use of psychedelics, profoundly influenced modern thoughts on the human mind, self-awareness, and therapeutic practices. This article delves into the ways Timothy Leary shaped both contemporary psychology and philosophical discourse.
Canadian music in 2024 - a year of iconic achievements and inspiring albums
The Canadian music scene reached new heights in 2024. Artists broke records, delivered breathtaking performances, and released exceptional albums. From Jeremy Dutcher's historic Polaris Prize win to Céline Dion's triumphant return, this year showcased the best of Canadian music.
Canadian screenwriters address AI challenges in storytelling
Artificial intelligence is becoming a major concern in the entertainment industry. Canadian screenwriters are exploring how this technology impacts storytelling and cultural identity. Recently, Bruce Smith and Anthony Q. Farrell from the Writers Guild of Canada joined Commotion to discuss these pressing issues, including the risks and benefits of AI.
