Dog owners choked by the law
BY SAMANTHA RUSSELL Dog lovers are now forced to stop using choke and chain collars. As of March 1 a new bylaw was put into […]
Month: March 2017
Local gallery shines a light on young artists
BY LAURA ERNE The Red Door Gallery hosted the art group, The Canvased and The Scripted’s fifth show to showcase young artists and their talents. […]
Drive her: The taxi service designed for women.
BY Quin Vertolli Drive her is an uber-like taxi service in the city of Toronto. The goal of the service is to help women feel safe and […]
Sounds of Sheridan – March 13 – Episode 2
Hosted by Andrew Semkow and Bradley Northcote News Marking Canada’s capital a smart city Carleton University ditches scales for healthy body image Your dog may […]
A look ahead into Toronto FC’s upcoming season
BY DANIELLE OBAL March 4 marked the start of the MLS season with a draw between Toronto FC and Real Salt Lake. Sup? Sheridan reporter […]
Female journalists’ panel starts conversation about harassment
BY SAMANTHA MOYA In a room of about 70 people, most of whom were women, Manisha Krishnan from Vice, Heather Mallick of the Toronto Star […]
Century of hockey leaves fans with lifetime of memories
BY BRANDON MURPHY To mark its 100th season, the National Hockey League decided to release a list of the 100 greatest players to ever lace […]
Students voice their opinions at Dean’s Town Hall
COVERAGE BY ANDREW SEMKOW We will be covering the Dean’s Town Hall live this week on Thursday at 10 am – 11 am. and hearing […]
The Face – March 6 – Bottom Hour News Updates
Sean McConnell has your bottom hour news updates 10:30 am News Update Taxi flips on the streetcar tracks in Toronto, Sheridan Bruins win, Jr. League […]
Mind Candy – Episode 1
Kasia Henley and Hailey Montgomery host this week’s show. This week we talk about U.S. President Donald Trump and his outrageous tweets. Emma Watson & […]
Unpaid internships by the numbers
BY BROOKLYN FELL With the end of the semester right around the corner, many Sheridan students are considering the possibility of a spring or summer […]