Gould gains second term
Karina Gould is re-elected as Liberals win in Burlington riding. Karina Gould celebrated her re-election as Burlington’s Liberal Member of Parliament at Emma’s Backporch Pub […]
Month: October 2019
The grass on the other side isn’t all green for international students
Canada is one of the greatest countries for education and thousands of students from other countries come here to study a variety of programs. We have […]
Sheridan’s fall community cleanup
On November 6th, the Mission Zero team is holding a cleanup event at the Davis campus. The goal is to help clean up the environment […]
Career month at Sheridan: workshops and fairs to help you get a job
This November marks Canada’s fourth annual National Career Month. Sheridan is participating with several events and workshops both students and graduates can attend. These events […]
Winter is coming: Here’s how to make the most of it
People often associate winter with misery. The snow and the cold can make some Canadians head for the hills but what if they ran for […]
Accessible learning at Sheridan – help is there if you need it
If you have learning challenges, you can get the support you need to succeed at school. Janice Fennell, the manager of accessible learning services at […]
How are video games being used in mental health care?
Video games are a common way that people spend their free time. However, they are also being seen as possible new technology to treat mental […]
Has basketball dethroned hockey as Canada’s favourite sport?
Look at what the Raptors have done. The National Sports of Canada Act says that hockey is our national sport. Since the creation of the […]
Wellness Wednesdays at Sheridan
Sheridan College is hosting a Wellness Wednesday every week until the 4th of December. Each week comes with a different 20-minute mindful meditation that focuses […]
Say goodnight to the blue light: Technology’s effect on sleep
Struggling to get your eight hours? Perhaps it’s time to put down the phone. Most people find it almost impossible to go a day without […]
Is Halloween dangerous for black cats?
There is an urban myth that’s been circulating for years that black cats are in danger of ritual sacrifice around Halloween and, for this reason, […]
Breaking down the federal election ridings in the Sheridan community
BY JOSEPH DELLA VECCHIA AND NOAH SHEPPARD There are only five days left in the federal election campaign. Although the vote is officially scheduled for […]