Halton Police RIDE to reduce drunk driving
BY LAURA ERNE The Halton Police RIDE program is conducted every December in partnership with community agencies such as MADD Canada. Police set up stops […]
Month: January 2017
Battle of the brushes
BY DANIELLE OBAL Students at Sheridan took over The Marquee for the “Battle of the Brushes” event that sparked creativity. Contestants got the chance to […]
Kevin O’Leary is all in
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Local synchro skating stars
BY RENATA KHUZINA On Saturday Jan. 14, synchronized junior figure skating team Nexxice upset the current World Champions Les Suprêmes, taking their place as Team […]
Flu season by the numbers
BY TYLER CHOI It’s that time again. The symphony of sniffles, muffled coughs forced into a hand or arm, and an explosive achoo in classrooms […]
Walk Your Way Out with Bill Burr
BY GREG CHISHOLM Famed comedian Bill Burr is back at it with another Netflix comedy special Walk Your Way Out. This is the first special […]
Follow along with Superbowl LI LIVE
COVERAGE BY GREG CHISHOLM Superbowl LI is this Sunday and we can not be more excited. The New England Patriots are once again headed to […]
All-Star Weekend becoming a mockery
OP-ED BY BRANDON MURPHY Although the All-Star weekend was a feel-good story for All-Star Game MVP and Scarborough native Wayne Simmonds, the Skills Competition and […]
NHL Skills Competition on display in Los Angeles
BY BRANDON MURPHY This past weekend we had the chance to see some of the best in the hockey business show off their skills in […]
Zero Waste Project seeks volunteers
BY CHRISTINA-MARY PIPER Sheridan College is making some progress in the Zero Waste Program that it launched across all campuses in 2014. Sheridan has been […]
Uncivil dispute: Trudeau calls for “respect” at town hall
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE Op-Ed Respect is earned, and politicians should show it themselves before demanding it. There are few times this is truer than when […]