Coming Together to Help
Sheridan’s Centre for Elder Research, Food for Life, and Community Development Halton came together to create the Putting Food on the Table Project. The project was created to […]
Month: February 2021
Effects on Athletes of Beijing Boycott
Canada’s athletes remain hopeful about participation in the Beijing Olympics. The Canadian government is determining whether they should boycott the 2022 Olympic Games. All the […]
Nintendo Direct Introduces Mythra & Pyra
February 17, 2021 marked the return of the Nintendo Direct, an event where Nintendo reveals trailers, teasers and more for their upcoming games. This time […]
Tax returns will be different this year
The 2020 tax return in Canada will be different this year for those who received benefits because of COVID-19. In 2020 the Government of Canada […]
50th-anniversary special: The circle is complete
I completed an important circle in my life this past week. We’ve just returned from a seven-day visit to Toronto, or more specifically, Oakville, a […]
Lets hit the slopes
As of Tuesday Feb 16th 2021, ski hills in Ontario’s Grey zones will be opening back up for business. The slopes will look a different […]
Evolution of a logo
The Sheridan Sun is celebrating 50 years. With 50 years of growth comes a lot of change. From starting out as a print newspaper, to […]
From sweet tooth passion to business
Starting up a new business might not seem like a good idea during a pandemic. But for Farah H., the owner of Farah’s Sweet Temptations, […]
Princess Eugenie Delivers Newborn Royalty
Princess Eugenie, granddaughter to Queen Elizabeth II, has given birth to a baby boy. Breaking with tradition, the princess announced the birth via Instagram early […]
The AstraZeneca Vaccine: what Canadians need to know
Canada has pre-ordered 20 million doses of the vaccine from AstraZeneca and plans to order more. AstraZeneca is only one of the seven vaccines Canada […]