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How Advances in Artificial Intelligence Can Improve Safety in the Trucking Industry

August 21, 2024August 21, 2024Quick Takes

These days, conversations about the many ways that artificial intelligence (AI) will affect society are hard to escape. Whether it be in employment, productivity, data analysis, medical care, or even the creative arts, the topic

CONSUMED is Good-looking, But Barely Worth Consuming

August 20, 2024August 19, 2024ReviewConsumed, Courtney Halverson, Devon Sawa, Mark Famigilietti

What exactly is it that possesses people to hike deep into the heart of the backcountry where danger in the form of wild animals, starvation, and exposure to the elements threaten survival around every corner?

Fate – The Success of Sienna Soho Baker

August 19, 2024July 11, 2024ActorsBrandon Routh, Fate, Jonathan Baker, Sienna Soho Baker

Another Fantastic Fate Article, this time about Sienna again. I had to talk to her for a few more extra details and learn about how she managed on set. But we all know how professional

Claire Mulligan

August 16, 2024August 17, 2024InterviewClaire Mulligan, Obscura

Claire Mulligan is an award-winning novelist. Her short film script Obscura–co-written by director Arnold Lim–won the 2024 Leo Award for Best Short Film and Best Screenplay. She is keen to expand into the world of

Must-See Canadian Movies About Gambling

August 15, 2024August 20, 2024Review

For decades, movies about gambling and the betting industry have captivated audiences. Why wouldn’t they? These movies are often gritty, interesting, and filled with colorful characters while also offering the audience helpful life lessons. Believe

Karen Lam’s Armageddon Road

August 15, 2024March 21, 2025IndependentArmageddon Road, Canadian Directors, horror film, Karen Lam

Karen Lam, a Vancouver-based filmmaker known for her distinctive approach to horror and genre films, is back with her latest project, Armageddon Road. With a background in law and production, Lam transitioned to writing and