Julius Caesar was his family name
His personal name was Gaius
Facts
Periodic spirals
Tables aren't the only way to visualize the elements
There's no such thing as a tree
Trees are a strategy, not a family
Emoji proposals
Each emoji starts with a detailed justification
Know your watershed
Where Burrard Peninsula's creeks flow
Jilg's sidewalk
The Swedish source of an urbanist cartoon
Vancouver Parking By-law 6059
Grocery stores must be mostly parking lot
O Canada's copyright
The government bought the English lyrics for a dollar
Scent trademarks
Crayola has a trademark on the smell of its crayons
The rule of twelfths
A pretty good approximation of cosine
Where is Lost in Japan?
Overanalyzing a song's geography
Turkey times
Roast a turkey according to its weight to the 2/3 power
Alberta has no rats
Thanks to decades of ongoing government effort
The Prime Mouser
10 Downing Street has an official cat
Vessel Tracker
See the location of every ship in the world
The 280-character spike
An analysis of tweet lengths under Twitter's increased limits
General particulars
A great phrase mandated to be posted on all ships
Sunflowers are false flowers
Each "petal" is its own individual flower
How to catch legendary Pokémon
Computing capture times with electrical networks
BC license plates
Car plates don't use I, O, Q, U, Y, or Z
A brickwork fractal
The many names of Kulshan
"Mount Baker" supplanted multiple indigenous names and an earlier Spanish claim
"May you live in interesting times"
The "ancient Chinese curse" is an English invention
Vancouver's land use
It's mostly streets and single-family houses