Behind the scenes at the Royal Winter Fair
BY RYA WALFORD “I smell poop,” yelled a little girl as she stepped onto the platform with dozens of others, making their way to the […]
Month: November 2016
Mo awareness, mo hair, mo money
BY MATT COFFIN What began as a small challenge among friends in support of breast cancer awareness, has now spread to an international level with […]
Local duo in perfect harmony with Oakville musicians
BY MATTHEW CLARK When you’re a musician in a small town like Oakville, challenges abound. With not much in the way of publicly funded arts […]
Blue Jays recent success inspiring Canadian youth
BY BRANDON MURPHY It’s a rise that hasn’t been seen in years. Baseball is booming across the nation, and it isn’t a coincidence. When most […]
Staying cool during mid-terms
BY KENNEDY COLTHERD Students all over Ontario are going through midterm season. It’s the time of year when they try to cram in as much information as […]
Booth sparks breast cancer conversation at Trafalgar
BY KASIA HENLEY The Sheridan Student Union hosted the Canadian Cancer Society at Trafalgar Campus to raise awareness for breast cancer last Thursday. Sheryl Bates […]
99 problems and getting paid is one
BY CATARINA MUIA With tuition and the cost of living constantly rising, it can be hard for college students to find the balance between school, […]
Dads braid daughters’ hair for local charities
BY JESSICA PALUMBO Dad Alex Funduk wasn’t great at doing his daughter’s hair, but he decided to turn that into a positive thing. Dads and […]
LIVE BLOG: Sheridan Reads – An Inconvenient Indian
LIVE BLOG BY SAMANTHA MOYA
A year of Trudeau for youth voters
BY TYLER CHOI “Sunny ways” were the first words spoken by Justin Trudeau as prime minister, and hopefully, the start of a reinvigorated Canada. Against […]