IFFO is back!
The International Film Festival of Ottawa (IFFO) is back! The festival runs virtually and in-person from 9 to 20 March. This is the first time […]
Month: February 2022
Oakville Transit strike stands still
Oakville transit workers are in their second week of picketing after contract negotiations with the City of Oakville have come to a standstill. Both sides […]
It’s time to nominate your Mission Zero Hero
Sheridan’s Mission Zero is accepting nominations for the next Mission Zero Heroes. Mission Zero is looking for students, classmates, colleagues or professors at Sheridan College […]
Local restaurants impress for the Taste of Oakville
Visit Oakville is running the annual Taste of Oakville until March 10th this year. Taste is an opportunity for local restaurants to pump up their […]
CFL free agency starts off with a splash
With the Tiger-Cats and Blue Bombers meeting in the Grey Cup two seasons in a row, other teams have been looking to upgrade their rosters […]
Humanizing Homelessness: Sheridan’s Leah den Bok Set to Release Her Fourth Book
Photo by Leah den Bok on Instagram Sheridan fourth-year photography student Leah den Bok is set to release another volume of her book series Nowhere […]
A scary future for Ontario’s turtles
Turtle species across Ontario are under threat, and it’s up to us to save them Turtle species across Ontario are facing multiple threats to their […]
Talking change with Ashleigh Montague for Black History Month
Sheridan College hosted Ashleigh Montague for their first of three Coffee Chats for Black History Month on February 3rd. The Coffee Chats are a series […]
Learning Lock-down – The Effect of Distance Learning on Kids
By Dylan Talbot The long-term effects of distance learning on children are still unknown, but some teachers have opinions on the matter. The outbreak of […]
NFL lawsuit raises questions about discrimination in Canadian sports
Former head coach of the Miami Dolphins, Brian Flores, has recently filed a lawsuit against the National Football League alleging practices of systemic racism. He […]
How MyFitnessPal’s Inaccuracies Redefine What True Health Is
Photo by Marcus Aurelius on Pexels There’s been growing discussion on the level of inaccuracy calorie tracking app, MyFitnessPal continues to provide its users with. […]
Ottawa “Under Siege”
For the second weekend demonstrators returned to downtown Ottawa. Thousands took to the streets to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other pandemic restrictions in what […]