Where do pickles come from? If you said, “the grocery store,” you’d be right. 

But Grade 7, 8, and 9 students at Ocean Man First Nation are learning how to make their own. 

A new Heritage Minute dropped on October 2. It pays tribute to Anne Innis Dagg. This Canadian zoologist was the world’s leading expert on giraffes.

A new collection of Barbies was created for the International Day of the Girl.

It’s a great year to be a Toronto Blue Jays fan. Canada’s only MLB team had an amazing season. The team finished first in the American League East Division. Now they’re in the playoffs. 

Scientists have found a creative way to protect rhinos from poachers. How do they do it? By making their horns radioactive. It’s called the Rhisotope Project.

Did you get to swim in a lake over the summer? Was the water clear, cool, and fresh? Or was there slimy green algae? Maybe algae levels were so high that the lake was closed.

Have you heard of Labubus? These little plush monsters with wide eyes and sharp teeth are the latest craze. They’re hard to find and expensive to buy, but people love them. 

A new multisport competition launched in August. But the competitors weren’t human. They were robots. 

Four Ontario students got a big thrill last spring. The code they wrote was used on the International Space Station (ISS).