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 […]
Year: 2020
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 […]
The inspirational Hazel McCallion turns 99 this year
They call her Hurricane Hazel for a reason. Hazel McCallion was born in 1921 in Port-Daniel, a small town in Québec. She is the youngest […]
Valentine’s Day at The Marquee was anything but a drag
The restaurant’s tables were covered in red and pink plastic sheets. Small, red hearts were sprinkled on them. Lights fixed above streamed hues of red […]
Sheridan Scoreboard releases new episode
Gabby and TJ are back with another edition of the Sheridan Scoreboard. In light of Jay Bouwmeester’s collapse last week, Gabby and TJ will be […]
LIVE BLOG: 2020 NHL Trade Deadline Coverage
On February 24, 2020 at 3PM, the National Hockey League’s Trade Deadline will take effect. Even though a bunch of trades have already happened prior […]
OPINION: Blackberry has been obsolete for years
Blackberry is dead! …Again. The once hot commodity of modern day technology is ending its manufacturing process this summer. But is this necessarily a bad […]
Looking for love: how it is celebrated around the world
Love is in the air. Romantics in the west are used to the tradition of Valentine’s Day. They exchange chocolates, flowers, and special cards in […]
The Piano Man
We were sitting in his dimly lit, brick walled basement. It was exactly what I expected his home to look like. The lights are low, […]
Living with a person with Aspergers
Recently, my brother was diagnosed with Aspergers, and we learned a lot . It didn’t come as a shock. My family and I had expected […]