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BY WEZLEY WRIGHT Rainbow 6 Siege has finally found its momentum. After a relatively slow first year for Siege with a 2017 Invitational that sported […]
BY BRITTANY LODWICH Although there is lots of awareness about adult heath and self-care, childhood obesity still remains on the radar for families today. With […]
BY PAUL MANTELLA Despite vaccination rates for most illnesses staying the same as previous years, or even increasing slightly, Measles-Mumps-Rubella coverage continues to decline. As […]
BY DEVON COLLINS Sheridan students should be able to answer two questions to help protect themselves from on-campus assault: what is Safe Walk and how […]
BY SASHENKA PAATZ Small to medium-size enterprises (SMEs) are a vital part of Canada’s economy. There are over one million SMEs in the country. These […]
BY WEZLEY WRIGHT As video games have become more popular over the last decade,some companies have tried to maximize their profits from these games. The […]
OPINION BY BRITTANY LODWICH The media has been swarming recently around men being accused of sexual misconduct, the path of destruction is only increasing. One […]
BY PAUL MANTELLA Turkey has launched an attack on the Kurdish-led SDF, the most democratic force in Syria, which is also the main ally of […]
BY DEVON COLLINS Sheridan students at the Trafalgar Campus lined up last week to get their pick of on-campus jobs at the annual Job Fair. […]
BY BRITTANY LODWICH The pressures to be healthy are starting to fall on us now more than ever. Anthony Pereira, is a Toronto physiologist whose […]
BY SASHENKA PAATZ The Art Gallery of Burlington (ABG) hosts an annual levee that allows the community to hear from some of their government representatives. […]
BY DOMINICK NAGY The Sheridan Sun took to the streets today to discuss with students the ongoing problems with Tim Hortons. The Sheridan Sun interviewed […]
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