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There is an urban myth that’s been circulating for years that black cats are in danger of ritual sacrifice around Halloween and, for this reason, […]
BY JP ARMSTRONG Living in the GTA, Indigenous culture is next to invisible, and it is not an accident. “It’s almost as if people see […]
Many Canadians tuned into the federal leaders debate only to see a crowded stage with everyone arguing over each other. However, the real showdown was […]
E-cigarette use, or vaping as it’s more commonly known, is a popular way of consuming drugs like nicotine. Vape products are also used in the […]
BY JEAN-PATRICK ARMSTRONG Multiple employees of the Parks and Open Space department of the Town of Oakville have told the Sheridan Sun that recycling thrown […]
Alcohol is a commonly used drug that has long-held legal status in Canada. That’s why most people assume it is safer than other drugs. However, […]
“Ford is playing political games,” said Jack Urowitz, president of OPSEU local 244, reacting to the latest labour negotiations between the provincial government and Ontario […]
BY TOMMY DESORMEAUX Sometimes a term used to deride life in the suburbs, the “905” has recently become crucial to the results of the 2019 […]
This past year, Trudeau’s sunny ways have turned into cloudy days. Scandal after scandal has plagued the Prime Minister who quite recently was praised as a champion of equality. […]
All around the world, students are walking out of their classes to attend climate rallies. Most of these rallies are, in one way or another, […]
BY ROSS CADRANEL Ontarians are finding creative ways to push back against the anti-carbon-tax gas stickers. This example pokes fun at Premier Doug Ford’s “buck-a-beer” […]
BY JP ARMSTRONG In January of 2019, the Ontario government gave college and university students the option to opt-out of “optional services” such as school […]
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