How the government is relieving COVID-19’s impact on the economy
By Tommy Desormeaux and Raymond Cabbab Stay home advisories and work stoppages have brought many businesses to a grinding halt in Canada. Many information-based office […]
Month: March 2020
Things are changing in the GTA due to COVID-19
By Gabriela Aguilera, Ross Cadranel, Tommy Desormeaux and Raymond Cabbab The COVID-19 pandemic is becoming more serious. Schools have closed, gas prices have fallen, and […]
How streaming services are coping with COVID-19
These days, COVID-19 is all we talk about. Since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared it a pandemic on March 11, Canadians have been asked […]
How leaving home for school drew me back home for school
I walked into my dusty, stuffy room after yet another failed exam. Laying on the queen-size bed with blue sheets, the last three years replayed […]
How has COVID-19 affected sports?
It’s been two weeks since we have seen live sports. The fade to black began when Rudy Goubert, the star player of the Utah Jazz, […]
Places of belief tucked away all around us
One of the best things about the GTA is how multicultural it is. The diverse groups of people who live in and around Toronto are […]
Sheridan Scoreboard releases another episode
Gabby and TJ are back with another edition of the Sheridan Scoreboard. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected many sporting events around the world. Gabby and […]
OPINION: Sometimes more does go a long way
It’s not as simple as wearing a dress. At the 2020 Oscars, Natalie Portman wore a Dior gown embroidered with the names of women directors […]
Finding your place far far away
Georgie was crying. Her dad wanted her to reconsider. “I knew I was in this thing now though,” she says. “I had to give it […]
A car crash, a life changed
Courtney was bleeding. Heavily. She stands up from the wreckage, red blood cascading through her blonde hair. She calls out for her brother, smoke pouring […]
Another perspective of cerebral palsy
I have shared my story about how I was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. My youth was normal. I did things that regular kids did. But […]
Indigenous demonstrations stall rail traffic
Protests by indigenous nations over the illegal use of their land have caused significant delays across Ontario railway transport from the weekend of February 28th […]