Fool’s Gold: why there’s no treasure in the Oak Island “Money Pit.” [Part IV] (UPDATED!)
It's illogical to believe there is treasure on Oak Island. Here's my summation.
Fool’s Gold: why there’s no treasure in the Oak Island “Money Pit.” [Part III]
Watch the video version of this article, here: https://youtu.be/BmD3o34SttA This article is third in a series on the mysterious “treasure pit” of Oak Island, Nova [...]
Fool’s Gold: why there’s no treasure in the Oak Island “Money Pit.” [Part II]
See the video version of this article, here: https://youtu.be/kFserAujfhU This is Part II of my series of articles on Oak Island, a small island in [...]
Fool’s Gold: why there’s no treasure in the Oak Island “Money Pit.” [Part I]
See the video version of this blog, here: https://youtu.be/mL1Y7CZICwQ For a long time now, I’ve wanted to do a series of articles about one of [...]
Historic Painting: Gooderham & Worts Distillery, Toronto, by A.H. Hider, 1896.
This complex was once the biggest employer in Toronto, and its output was getting half of Canada smashed on a regular basis.
Historic Photo: Yonge Street Mall, Toronto, 1975.
Today one of Toronto's busiest intersections, this urban space was once a pedestrian mall back in the groovy 70s.
The nuke that fell to Earth: The terrifying story of Kosmos 954.
Let's launch a snoop satellite full of lethally radioactive hockey pucks into a fragile orbit around the Earth. What could possibly go wrong?
Saga of the Week: The epic TV miniseries of the 1970s.
In the late 1970s, the world came to a screeching halt when the latest epic miniseries came on network TV.
Newfoundland’s crucible: The Great St. John’s Fire of 1892.
One thing after another went wrong one hot afternoon in 1892, resulting in the destruction of a city and its livelihood.
All the world on the St. Lawrence: The story of Montreal Expo 67.
The 1967 World's Fair in Montreal is fondly remembered by Canadians, millions of whom visited during its brief life.