How the government is relieving COVID-19’s impact on the economy
By Tommy Desormeaux and Raymond Cabbab Stay home advisories and work stoppages have brought many businesses to a grinding halt in Canada. Many information-based office […]
Finance
Bombardier sells shares to Airbus, good or bad news for Quebec?
Bombardier announced yesterday selling its remaining share in the A220 program to Airbus and instantly people started wondering about the economic impact of the deal […]
Coronavirus threatens the bottom line of Canadian companies
The number of affected people by the coronavirus continues to grow. The number of cases around the world stands at 28,256 as of Thursday morning, […]
How can you budget for the holiday season?
With the holidays fast approaching, many people are becoming stressed about finding the perfect gift for their loved ones. The problem is, sometimes the “perfect […]
The high price paid by international students to study in Ontario
There are hundreds of thousands of international students in Canada, and they are paying a steep price to study here. According to Statistics Canada, Ontario […]
Unclaimed and up for grabs: Scholarship money is waiting for you
If you’re a Sheridan student looking for a way to pay for your tuition there are scholarships and bursaries just waiting to be claimed. According […]
Why is money management important to learn at a young age?
Money management is a skill that all teens, adolescents and adults should know. “Money management can make or break your ability to advance in life […]
450 workers at Ford Oakville are losing their jobs
Ford Motor Company is cutting 450 jobs at its Oakville, Ont. assembly plant. The layoffs will begin in the new year. The jobs represent around […]
How to balance work and school
BY SARAH WEBSTER Many students juggle having a part-time job and going to school full-time. Being a college student doesn’t come cheap. Some students have […]
It’s not all about the money for some businesses
BY ROBERT KOUMARELAS There have been mixed responses to the Ontario PC government canceling the previous administrations plan to increase the minimum wage from $14 […]
Aid office offers some cures for financial headaches
BY EMILY H. Sheridan students have financial resources they may not know about, according to Laurie Jackson associate registrar for Financial Aid and Awards. Sheridan’s […]
Millennials and money: a new approach to finances
BY LAURA-LEE CASCAGNETTE For millennials, managing money can be overwhelming and intimidating. Student loans, credit card debt and the rising cost of living in the […]