REVIEW: Netflix series returns, but misses the chequered flag
Formula 1: Drive to Survive is back for a second season and it captures the highs and lows of the 2019 Formula 1 World Championship. […]
Month: March 2020
My story living with cerebral palsy
During a monthly, routine doctor’s appointment, my mom was told that she was not going home. “You are going straight into the hospital. We have […]
My experience in a clinical research study
It was an unusually sunny February day. I entered the building. It was weird. It was one big empty room with blue and white tiled […]
Hannah Sotropa, bringing a voice to the voiceless
“My goal as an animal advocate has also been to position myself in a way where I can make the greatest impact on animals in […]
Suburbia’s Invisible Population
Homelessness gets a lot of news coverage during the winter months. Sub-zero temperatures and emergency shelters often turn a concerned eye on an issue that’s […]
Class sizes and wages are pushing Ontario’s teachers to strike on Thursday
Ontario’s English and French Catholic teachers are joining a one-day strike today. This comes after a series of strikes that high school teachers have rolled […]
No one stacks up to the maple syrup festival
Bronte Creek is hosting its annual Maple Syrup Festival in Oakville. Festival-goers learn about the history of the syrup making process by offering a variety […]
Toxic or Not? Student Union Culture in Ontario
Imagine if half of all elected officials in the government resigned on the same day. Imagine how wayward that would make our political landscape. We […]