Bata Shoe Museum sock drive helps warm those in need
BY ASHA SWANN For nearly a decade, Toronto’s Bata Shoe Museum has hosted an annual sock drive. During November, the public is welcome to bring […]
Month: November 2017
Guillermo Del Toro: At Home with Monsters
BY MATTHEW HOPTON The Art Gallery of Ontario is paying tribute to Guillermo Del Toro with a special collection called At Home With Monsters until […]
‘Unveiled’ helps women discover life’s passions
BY SASHENKA PAATZ Three successful business women spoke in front of a room of about 70 young women to help them find their life’s vocation. The […]
Minimum wage increase highest in Canada’s history
BY DOMINICK NAGY Ontario is set to break the record for the highest minimum wage ever in Canada’s history. The Liberal government has passed Bill […]
Santa Claus is coming to town . . . by helicopter!
BY BRITTANY LODWICH The rain held off just in time for Santa to make a soaring entrance as he landed via helicopter to greet the […]
The rise of loot boxes in gaming
BY DYLAN OLLEY With the holiday season in full swing, many gamers are excited to pick up a new title for their collection. However many […]
Toronto Argonauts bring home 105th Grey Cup
BY JACOB PACHECO The 105th Grey Cup was held in Ottawa on Sunday where the Toronto Argonauts defeated the Calgary Stampeders 27-24 in a thrilling […]
DJ Bogga K your mother’s favourite DJ
BY ELLEN ROCKSON Aside from school or work many students have talents and or hobbies that they pursue on their free time. For Amazon worker […]
Sheridan residence shows their pride
BY ALYSSA LASHBROOK Residents celebrated with rainbow Skittles and Kool-Aid at the Sheridan Trafalgar residence on Friday with an educational scavenger hunt and a pride […]
Small businesses draw big crowds for holiday shopping
BY ANGIE LIU Gift-giving is a traditional part of the holiday season, and local entrepreneurs are getting their moment in the spotlight at holiday markets […]
Hometown Hockey brings fun of the game to Oakville
BY DAVID SALITURO The eyes of hockey fans across Canada were on Oakville this weekend as Rogers Hometown Hockey came to the city. The event, […]
University vs college: Weighing pros and cons
BY JAMES PEETERS According to a Stats Canada report released today, more than half of Canadians between the ages of 25 to 64 have college […]