How to do CPR, Step-By-Step
By Deborah Sanborn
Deborah Sanborn explains what CPR is, when it's required and why it's required. She also provides a step by step guide on how to perform CPR on an adult. ...read more
Bull Fighting in Terceira
By Robin Esrock
Robin Esrock puts himself in the path of pummelling hooves and a half-ton of solid muscle as he joins the bullfighting celebration in Terceira, Portugal....read more
Book review: Quiet for a Tuesday
By RYAN MURDOCK
Tom Sheppard; Desert Winds Publishing, 2008; 248 pages; 233 colour photos–hardcover, $50 US; available in NorthAmerica from Overland Video
You’re alone in the middle of Algeria. Your entire library of irreplaceable and out-of-print topographical maps has been confiscated by the military, and they suspect you of being a spy. It’s all just a bizarre misunderstanding of [...]...read more
Book review: Travels in Arabia Deserta
By Ryan Murdock
Doughty’s imposing 1,400-page tome is one of those strange books many people hail as a masterpiece but which few of those people have read....read more
Rubber duckies dropped into glaciers
By Krishna Rau
Scientists from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) are using the toys to figure out how glaciers are melting and how they affect ice movement....read more
Spain’s solar tower plant
By Krishna Rau
Spain has built the world’s largest solar tower plant in the desert outside Seville. The plant consists of more than 1,000 mirrors—each about half as big as a tennis court—which direct the sun’s rays on water pipes at the top of a 40-storey-high concrete tower.
The heat from the mirrors converts the water into steam, which [...]...read more
Changing Tides
By Andrea Grant
History runs deep in Nova Scotia’s Bay of Fundy. Our writer explores the area with the oldest dinosaur fossils and visits its remarkable communities....read more
Maldives seeks new land
By Krishna Rau
The government of the Maldives is looking to buy a new country for its citizens before climate change leads to the nation being drowned by rising seas....read more
Vibrations Could Create Clean Power
By Krishna Rau
Researchers in Britain are testing the green technology, known as energy harvesting, in places as diverse as oil refineries and discos....read more
The many names and faces of Cilantro
By Emma Waverman and Eshun Mott
Love it or hate it, Cilantro is used in kitchens across the globe. Here we've paired a cilantro chutney with indian-spiced chicken kabobs...read more
Salomon Techamphibian 3 Sandals (Women's)
Roam between land and water with this evolved hybrid of shoe and sandal. The Techamphibian 3 blends the protection of a shoe with the lightweight comfort of a sandal. More details
MEC Travel Pouch
This handy travel pouch carries grooming accessories, medication, and other personal items. Available in three sizes to suit your personal care needs. More details
MEC Merino Lightweight 2 Hoodie
This hoodie is built in nature's own technical fabric – merino wool. It's warm even when it's wet. Plus it's soft, itch-free, stretchy, and buffers well against sudden temperature changes. You'll appreciate its antimicrobial properties. More details
Chawel Chawel Sport Change Anywhere Towel
This portable changing room you can wear also doubles as a neck pillow or a small blanket. Great for use while camping, at the beach, or at paddling put-ins and takeout’s. Made of quick-drying 100% polyester with an anti-snag and antibacterial finish. More details
