Women working on wheels: Meet the all female staff at Ink N Iron Body Shop
At Ink N Iron, the women cover a wide array of areas such as paint and refinishing, body work and basic repairs. The shop also doubles up as a tattoo parlor.
Author: Cody Wood
‘The market has shot up drastically’: Prices for dogs rise during pandemic
“We’ve noticed that in the last two or so years, the market has shot up drastically,” said the owner of Crosshill Doodles puppy mill in Milbank, Ont. “In 2017, we were selling pure bred puppies for $900-$1200. In 2021, to keep up with the market, our pure bred puppies are now $2500-$3000.”
Ontario-born pro wrestling icons finally share the ring again
The two life-long friends found themselves united on a path to be the very best. One went on to become one of the most popular and iconic professional wrestlers of all-time, while the other often found himself in his dear friend’s shadow.
Popular Instagram pug hospitalized
It only took about 4 hours to raise $20,000 for Lil’ Pickles the Pug, thanks to her social media presence, her followers, and other popular dog account influencers.
The Undertaker calls it a career after 30 years in the WWE
“It’s really sad to see; it makes me feel old. This guy was my idol growing up,” said Trevor Dusky, a 41-year-old wrestling fan from Cambridge, Ont.
REVIEW: New friendly neighbourhood, new Spider-Man
Spider-Man: Miles Morales isn’t the Spider-Man PS4 sequel fans were looking for, but how does it hold up to the original game?
OPINION: The future of gaming takes place in the year 2077
This year really hasn’t really been kind, but the gaming world maintains a positive and hopeful attitude all thanks to one game: Cyberpunk 2077.
VIDEO: Public schools remain open as COVID-19 second wave sweeps the province
Many young children don’t really understand the pandemic, and the precautions they must take in order to be safe.
VIDEO: The skeletons of Vivian Line
The Skeletons of Vivian Line have become a treat for many Stratford, Ont., residents, and Melissa McKerlie has been setting up the skeletons for the last seven years.
Sports are still bringing people together, even if they’re socially distanced
The biggest change about sports this year was the lack of fans in attendance.
Back to the future with the return of drive-ins
Thanks to COVID-19, movie theatres worldwide were shut down. While they were closed, southern Ontario saw the rebirth of the infamous drive-in.
Movie theatres take proper precautions amid COVID-19 pandemic
As of Aug. 20, all 164 Cineplex cinemas across the nation have officially reopened, and audiences are now welcome to get their fair share of popcorn and entertainment.
