Marquee packed for Universal Drum Circle
The Centre for Indigenous Learning, in collaboration with the SSU, will be hosting the 3rd Annual Drum Circle at the Marquee on Friday March 31 […]
Articles by Bradley Northcote
Retired soldier puts his mind to mental health support
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE Stéphane Grenier retired from the army, but there’s a battle he will continue to fight. The retired 29-year veteran of the Canadian […]
Uncivil dispute: Trudeau calls for “respect” at town hall
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE Op-Ed Respect is earned, and politicians should show it themselves before demanding it. There are few times this is truer than when […]
Sheridan seeks solutions for inequality, precarious job market
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE A rising gap in wealth between richer and poorer Canadians signals challenges ahead for students. While a recent study shows a small […]
Sheridan initiative supports staff mental health
BRADLEY NORTHCOTE Mental health support is needed not just for students, but for other members of the Sheridan community. Some of them engage directly with […]
Trump’s travel ban threatens innovation, says Sheridan engineering leader
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE An acclaimed member of Sheridan’s Davis Campus faculty has a strong message for students about President Donald Trump’s controversial travel ban. Dr. […]
Ontario PC nomination race raises cross-partisan questions
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE In the Progressive Conservative nomination race for the newly minted provincial riding of Mississauga-Erin Mills, questions linger about who should have a […]
Sheridan Repair Café offers way to save cash and environment
STORY BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE PHOTOGRAPHY BY MATTHEW BURDITT Sheridan College’s Office for Sustainability has a message for students, staff, faculty and the community at […]
Oakville must build path to improved safety, cyclists say
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE Local cyclists are calling on Oakville to take its own actions as part of a nationwide campaign to improve cyclist and pedestrian […]