It never should have come to this
BY OWEN SCARROW The SSU and those in favour of the U-Pass have thrown their fellow students under the bus. Voting for the U-Pass referendum came to a close last week. On Monday it was […]
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Retirement home opens doors for a glimpse at senior life
BY ERIC NEILSON Birkdale Place in Milton is more than just a place for seniors to reside. On Friday the establishment held its fifth open house for its more than 100 residents. The open house […]
Copper Kettle Café: The rock ’n roll coffee shop
BY SASHENKA PAATZ Watertown’s Copper Kettle Café is a growing community that showcases a unique vibe. The privately owned café prides itself on being different from other coffee shops in the area. “I think we […]
Maple syrup sanctuary a step back in time
BY BRITTANY LODEWICH Last month, Hamilton’s Westfield Heritage Village festival hosted the final days of its maple syrup festival this year. The village attracts families of all ages and is a tasty, fun, and educational […]
In Dark Souls, players find passion and community
BY MATTHEW CLARK Many things can draw people to a piece of media, but what makes them obsess over it? What draws them to dedicate countless hours of their time, learning all of its secrets […]
Aziz Ansari is not a sexual predator
OPINION BY BRITTANY LODWICH The media has been swarming recently around men being accused of sexual misconduct, the path of destruction is only increasing. One controversial case that particularly caught a lot of eyes was […]
Ian Anderson House remembers 20 years in Oakville
BY ALLIE MURRAY After dealing with the heartache of losing her husband to cancer, Margaret Anderson opened a cancer hospice in her husband’s name to help support others watching their loved ones battle cancer. Ian […]
Student Union Board of Directors election underway
BY ALLIE MURRAY The Sheridan Student Union is holding an election for seats on its Board of Directors. The Board is elected annually and is composed of 12 student members who have been chosen by […]
Burlington hosts street festival for Appleby community
BY SAM SCOTT Burlington’s Appleby Line Street Festival successfully brought together the community for its annual event last Sunday. Live music, vintage cars, photo booths, marketplace shopping and local business vendors were just a […]
Students voice concerns on potential faculty strike
BY ALLIE MURRAY The possibility of a faculty strike at Ontario colleges has left students wondering how it may affect this school year. A potential faculty strike across all Ontario colleges was announced to students […]