Lack of cancer assistance services around GTA
BY NICK SNOW Cancer Assistance Services – Halton Hills (CAShh) is an organization that has developed services designed to help cancer patients no matter how […]
Month: September 2017
What is the right ranking for Demar Derozan?
BY THOMAS HALL According to NBA analysts, Demar Derozan is ranked exactly were he deserves to be. “I thought the ranking was reasonably fair, Demar […]
TTC gives public sneak peek behind scenes
BY ANDREJ FEHER The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) hosted an open house at its streetcar overhead shop in support of the United Way last weekend. […]
Is online shopping killing retail?
BY PAUL MANTELLA North American retail stores have been drastically declining the last couple years, threatening nearly 2 million Canadian jobs. Mall visits among young […]
WIldsound Festival showcases short films
BY WEZLEY WRIGHT A meet up for movie critics and fans alike was held on sept 17, 2017. Wildsound Festival is a monthly gathering where […]
Sheridan Bruins mens soccer out of Top 15
BY NICK SNOW Why is a Bruins team that won a national championship two years ago not in the CCAA (Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association) Top […]
Acclaimed horticulturist visits Oakville museum
BY SHANE ROBERTS On Sunday Sept. 17 Frank Kershaw gave a presentation on the importance of the art of gardening. Oakville Museum hosted an Arts […]
Sheridan introduces universal washrooms
BY SYDNEY BORTON Sheridan College recently installed new signage around Trafalgar Campus, including on the doors of single-stall washrooms. The Centre for Equity and Inclusion […]
ROM exhibit examines indigenous art and power
BY ALLIE MURRAY Powerful Indigenous artwork has caught the eyes of museum attendees at the Royal Ontario Museum. Anishinaabeg: Art and Power is an art […]
College shoots for STARS in environmental report
BY TYLER COLLINS Sheridan College’s Office of Sustainability began its triannual STARS assessment earlier this week as part of the office’s evaluation of Sheridan’s environmental programs. […]
Leisure Centre in Milton celebrates 25 years
BY ANDREJ FEHER The Milton Leisure Centre, a major community hub, celebrated 25 years on Saturday. The anniversary coincided with the completion of roof renovations, […]
What the buck?: Minimum wage hike’s impact on millennials
BY JOE CATANIA Back in May, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne announced that as of 2018, there would be a rise in the province’s minimum hourly […]