Addiction workshop leaves Burlington residents feeling inspired
BY TAMARA VON ESTORFF Fighting an addiction is never easy, but there’s always a way to get better. Certified Addictions Counsellor Heidi Klett hosted a […]
Month: January 2019
Vitamins: Read the label
BY HAYLEY SMITH AND MEGAN D’ANDREIS If anything has the ability to influence, it’s social media. Today, we see thousands of sponsored posts on platforms […]
Bruins dismantle Condors
BY STEPHEN YOUNATAN The Sheridan Bruins men’s basketball team picked apart the Conestoga Condors in their 93-60 win on Saturday. The Bruins allowed a measly […]
Students’ designs aim to transform Sheridan space
BY EMANUEL GEORGE Sheridan students are exhibiting a show at the Mississauga Art Gallery called Politics of Space. It is a gallery show curated by […]
‘We will not go back’ chanted at Women March Toronto
Despite this weekend’s snowstorm, hundreds of women came together to march the streets of Toronto. ‘Women March On’ was held on Jan. 19 from 12 […]
Canada’s Big Three continue to dominate Teleco industry
INFOGRAPHIC BY LOREN PELAEZ Any Canadian with a smartphone knows how expensive those monthly phone bills can get. If you exceed the data in your […]
Canada’s tourism is on the rise
BY CORY MORRISON According to data released this month from Statistics Canada, the tourism industry as well as the number of tourists who visit Canada, […]
DC Comics’ Aquaman is an ocean of adventure
REVIEW BY ALEXANDER MARGAVIO This review contains minor spoilers regarding Aquaman plot details. Ever since DC Comics’ first attempt at a comic book movie franchise […]
The Ocean Cleanup needs to clean up its act
BY TAYLOR LOGAN On Sept. 8 a system was launched in San Francisco. The Ocean Cleanup’s new initiative, the System 001, was met with much […]
The daily personal challenge: A new test every day
BY JESSICA SWIETONIOWSKI Going into the new-year I didn’t bother with the “new-year, new-me” vibe. Instead, I challenged myself to do something new that I’ve […]
Natural ways to lower anxiety
BY ALEXANDRA KLARER Anxiety is like a dark cloud. It hovers over you constantly and can feel like it will never go away. According to […]
EDITORIAL: Let’s call it like we see it with Ford’s new OSAP plan
EDITORIAL BY ALEX TAYLOR Doug Ford’s government announced last week that it will drastically overhaul the existing OSAP program moving forward, cutting the grants given […]