A bird a day will brighten your day — Five ways birdwatching can improve your mental health
By Nigel De Souza It was a long and difficult winter for the GTA, but take heart: The sun is peeking out, it’s starting to […]
By Nigel De Souza It was a long and difficult winter for the GTA, but take heart: The sun is peeking out, it’s starting to […]
Millions of birds in Canada die each year from colliding with buildings. They fly into them, seeing the landscape reflected on the glass but not […]
Every year the City of Burlington closes a section of King Rd at the top of the escarpment, which connects Burlington to Waterdown. This road […]
Our clothing has a massive role in environmental sustainability. Once textiles are produced, it is difficult to remove them from the fashion cycle. Dot & […]
The fast fashion industry continues to persuade people with their current trendy clothing items; however, it comes at a cost. Fast fashion can be described […]
As we strive to reduce our carbon footprint, Sheridan has asked students, staff, and alumni to nominate individuals who are already making a change to […]
The Super Flower Blood Moon Eclipse in Sagittarius peaks on May 26th. The super flower name is a reference to May’s blooming flowers and has […]
Turn your lights off this Saturday, March 27th from 8:30-9:30 PM EST for Earth Hour. Regardless of where you are on the planet, you can […]
Sheridan has surpassed its carbon emission target a ten years in advance. Sheridan College published the Sustainability report of 2020, announcing that they accomplished one […]
The Government of Canada announced a single-use plastic ban by October 7, 2021. The ban aims to protect wildlife and achieve a zero-waste future and […]
The first rocket launch to put an object into orbit around the earth was in 1957. In the decades since, satellites have been used to […]
Eric Meloche and Mark Freitas take a look at all this and more this week in a special report for the Sheridan Sun. Would you […]
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