Burlington residents get the facts on osteoporosis
BY TAMARA VON ESTORFF Folks at the Burlington Gardens Retirement Home had the chance to learn about osteoporosis this past Monday. Speaking of Bones, a […]
Health
Study shines new light on therapeutic use of LSD
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL LSD, the infamous psychedelic hippie drug of the ’60s, is finding new use in treating today’s mental health issues. Microdosing is the […]
It’s okay to feel SAD this holiday season
BY OWEN SCARROW Winter is coming. As it gets later into the year the weather gets colder, the days get shorter and the holidays are […]
Sharing a cup of kindness
BY ALYSSA PARKHILL Chloe Chow, co-founder of Vent Over Tea and a Bell Lets Talk initiative wants to lend an ear to anyone who needs […]
Sweet dreams are made of this
BY EMILY SKILLING Sleep is often an alien concept for students. Constant procrastination, getting back into routines and balancing life can strain sleep habits. But […]
Fighting back against germs
BY LAURA-LEE CASCAGNETTE As temperatures drop, colds and flus begin to rise and students should be extra vigilant in the fight against germs. The warnings […]
Save your back, get off your butt
BY LAURA-LEE CASCAGNETTE How much of your day do you spend sitting? Many Canadians spend their morning commute sitting in some form of transportation. They […]
Mental healthcare in Halton
BY LOREN PELAEZ Sheridan students who struggle with mental health have resources open to them that they may not know about. There are free and […]