Approximately 37% of families reported that vacations made them happier. Fortunately, companies are beginning to recognize just how important vacation time is for their employees, and they’re taking steps to
Month: September 2016
Study Suggests Trophy Hunting Can Actually Help Preserve Lion Population
It may be a difficult concept for animal-lovers to accept, but a recent study has shown that trophy hunting may actually help preserve existing lion populations in Tanzania. Although it
Heating Malfunction at Canadian Kennel Kills 14 Dogs
A heating malfunction at a Canadian pet daycare and boarding facility led to the death of 14 dogs last Saturday. According to the Saskatchewan kennel, Playful Paws, a mechanical failure
Despite Pollution, China Could Take the Lead in Global Sustainability
Teflon was first applied to cookware in the late 1950s by a French engineer named Marc Gregoire, and since then, it’s taken off. However, some of the toxins that arise
Bans on Direct Auto Sales Inconvenience Consumers
People can get a lot of useful information on all car sites and all car buying websites. Buyers can get both new and used cars from an all in one
Billboards Still Thrive in the Digital Age
In this increasingly digitized world, social media has been a boon to businesses from every industry. With the click of a button, marketing campaigns can span the globe in mere
Saskatchewan Introduces Biometric System to Fight ID Fraud
Identity theft represents one of the fastest growing industries, worth nearly $50 billion a year, and 90% of ID thefts use printed sources rather than digital ones. In Canada, the