Queen Street West gets a new spot for comfort foods
BY: ASHA SWANN Torontonians looking for a local spot to eat while still maintaining their New Year’s resolution to eat healthy need to look no […]
Month: January 2018
Students speak on out Tim Hortons labour changes
BY DOMINICK NAGY The Sheridan Sun took to the streets today to discuss with students the ongoing problems with Tim Hortons. The Sheridan Sun interviewed […]
Students share New Year’s resolutions
BY BRITTANY LODWICH “New year new me” is something you’ll be hearing a lot lately. 2018 is here and with that, new promises to better […]
Facebook helping learners speak second language
BY DYLAN OLLEY Learning a second language can be a difficult thing to do. However, thanks to social media, people from different countries are able […]
‘Mount Chinguacousy’ open for tubing and skiiing
BY JACOB PACHECO Finally, the time has come. The beloved skiing hill at Chinguacousy Park in Brampton is now open. After finishing construction and cold […]
Some part-timers still confused about new employee rights
BY VIRGINIA ATWELL We are now just over a week in the new year of 2018, with this new year brings Ontario’s new labour laws which is […]
Sheridan professor aims to inspire social change through art
BY DAVID SALITURO Professor Todd Barsanti wants the Sheridan College community to know there is a sustainability crisis impacting the planet. To get the message […]
Just Peachy: An interview with the author of Call Me By Your Name
BY MAX WELLS Elio. Oliver. Everyone will be saying their names soon. You’ve probably heard of Call Me By Your Name by now, either because […]
Glamping could be your best adventure of 2018
BY SASHENKA PAATZ Glamorous camping, also known as glamping, has become a popular vacation experience. Many people enjoy the fully furnished canvas tents at Cotton […]
Returning with new resolutions
TEXT AND PHOTOS BY ANGIE LIU Sheridan students returned to classes on Tuesday after a week-long holiday to finish up the last weeks of the […]
Into the world of Vikings
BY DYLAN OLLEY As Torontonians settle into the new year, some may take time to look back into the past. The Royal Ontario Museum is […]
Shuttle bus riders shiver without shelters
BY MARIA VELOSO Sheridan students commuting to school want the college to consider installing more heated bus shelters on all of their campuses. Students who […]