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Bradley Northcote is a graduate of the University of Toronto at Mississauga, where he majored in Political Science and Sociology. He is passionate about all levels of Canadian politics and he takes a special interest in social issues such as mental health and poverty.
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Marquee packed for Universal Drum Circle

2017-03-21 Bradley Northcote 0

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 […]

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Inequality – Infographic

2017-03-07 Bradley Northcote 0

Retired soldier puts his mind to mental health support

2017-02-14 Bradley Northcote 0

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

2017-01-31 Bradley Northcote 0

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

2017-01-24 Bradley Northcote 0

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

2017-02-21 Bradley Northcote 0

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

2017-02-07 Bradley Northcote 0

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

2017-01-17 Bradley Northcote 0

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

2016-11-02 Bradley Northcote 0

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

2016-10-12 Bradley Northcote 0

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 […]

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Student Starts Petition to Change Dress Code at High School

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Many high school students may describe their school’s dress code as “outdated” and “sexist”. According to Cordelia MacDonald, a student at Simcoe Composite high school […]

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Bombs from afar shake Sheridan students

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Sheridan students are looking for support, emotional and financial, after a war thousands of kilometers away has cast their finances into doubt and put their […]

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Events are back in full swing

2022-04-01 0

Events are back in full swing, and attendees couldn’t be happier. We experienced this firsthand at the Walk Off The Earth concert at the Oakville […]

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