SSU partners with United Way to tackle poverty in Peel
BY DANIELLE OBAL According to United Way, more than 222,000 people are living in poverty in Peel region. With the rise in poverty and homelessness […]
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Black History Month and why it’s important
BY DANIELLE OBAL How did Black History month come to be? A look back. [View the story “A celebration of the fight for equality” on […]
Strap on the skates!
BY SEAN McCONNELL With the winter season approaching, positive moods are starting to drop along with the temperature. The days of sunny summer activities are gone, […]
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 MP backs animal protection bill
BY SAMREH OSBORNE A private member’s bill seeking to update Canada’s animal cruelty laws failed to pass last week in the House of Commons. Oakville […]
Toronto activists gather to ramp up campaign against TPP
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE A group of community activists and advocates in Toronto is calling for a stop to the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership, which they say is […]
Autumn harvest in downtown Oakville
BY RENATA KHUZINA The autumn months and Oakville’s downtown are a recipe for amazing walks, making it the perfect activity for the whole family and […]
Many ways for students to give back
BY RYA WALFORD With the holiday season quickly approaching, many charities are revving up for their annual fundraising campaigns. It’s well known that a majority […]
Is Disney losing some magic?
BY KENNEDY COLTHERD Growing up, Disney films were a must in most twentysomethings lives, geeking out to Cinderella, The Lion King and Jungle Book. Yet […]
Christmas market lights up downtown Brampton
PHOTOS AND STORY BY BROOKLYN FELL Santa Claus came to town last night, and welcoming him was the fifth annual Downtown Brampton Christmas Market. Located […]
Bad time to buy? Hamilton home price up 2% in August
BY DUY HUYNH There are the fours years of work to finish, the internship, and then finding a full time job in your field. Then, barring […]
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 […]