Sheridan takes part in the Bell Let’s Talk movement
The Sheridan community celebrated Bell Let’s Talk day by hosting events around the Trafalgar and HMC on Jan. 30. The movement, established by Bell Canada […]
Month: February 2019
Sheridan employees get training on active shooter policy
BY MICHELLE BILTON Staff must complete a new active shooter preparedness training module within 30 days. It features an animated security guard who walks participants […]
REVIEW: Banh Mi, Dim Sum & Doubles
REVIEW BY JESSE CECCHETTO Binging: the art of excessively indulging in delicious mounds of food and drink. If you’re like me and love to eat […]
Conservatives: Divide and conquer
BY JESSICA SWIETONIOWSKI Going into this election year, there is a different feeling in the air than usual. When Maxime Bernier narrowly lost the Conservative […]
Say hello to Canada’s new Food Guide
BY OWEN SCARROW By now you’ve probably heard of the new Canada’s Food Guide, but if not here’s a recap, because it is wildly different […]
Young entrepreneur taking GTA by storm
BY ADAM FARADAY Nü Faith Multimedia just became a registered business, and it’s founder, 28-year-old-Sheridan graduate of computer graphics Cameron Moore has a lot to […]
REVIEW: Clint Eastwood still a badass at 88
BY ADAM FARADAY The Mule is a 2018 crime drama, written, directed and starring Clint Eastwood. The film follows Earl Stone, a 90-year-old Korean War […]
REVIEW: Kenzo Ramen is noodle soup for the soul
REVIEW BY JESSE CECCHETTO Chicken soup may have been for the soul at one point in time, but in the diverse modern food era we […]
REVIEW: Bohemian Rhapsody: Another one does not bite the dust
REVIEW BY ERIC NEILSON When you think about rock ’n’ roll legends what comes to mind? One of the names that should come quickly is […]
REVIEW: Want a Republican to hate this year other than Trump? Vice is for you!
BY ADAM FARADAY Vice, written and directed by Adam McKay, is a 2018 biographical Dramedy starring Christian Bale as former U.S. Vice-President Dick Cheney, Sam […]
January’s tale of two halves
BY CORY MORRISON In like a lamb and out like a lion. This sums up January 2019’s weather in the Greater Toronto Area. December’s lack […]
OPINION: Stuck in the past
OPINION BY ROBERT KOUMARELAS It’s been three weeks since the Oakville Council voted 14-1 to opt out of allowing a cannabis retail store in town. […]