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Where to get haunted this month
BY WEZLEY WRIGHT With Halloween just a few weeks away the GTA is starting to get into the holiday spirit. If you are in the […]
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Milton Stuff a Bus event helps feed the community
BY NICHOLAS LUCCIANTONIO Milton Transit’s annual Stuff a Bus is a good cause for the community and any family going hungry around Thanksgiving. On Saturday, […]
Milton man recounts evacuation during Las Vegas shooting
Last week, my father visited Las Vegas for a business trip. He recounts being evacuated out of the Mandalay Bay Hotel and being shunted along […]
Fighting breast cancer: a positive outlook on a positive diagnosis
BY ALIZA LATTA Pink ribbons are everywhere this month. The Canadian Cancer Society estimates 1 in 4 women will receive a breast cancer diagnosis in […]
Theatre Sheridan shines spotlight on upcoming season
BY TYLER COLLINS Theatre Sheridan and the college’s Bachelors of Music Theatre Performance program announced their upcoming playbill of productions for the 2017/2018 season last […]
Milton artists open studio doors for tour
BY ANDREJ FEHER The Fine Arts Society of Milton hosted its 19th Annual Milton & Area Studio Tour this past weekend. Visitors were treated to […]
Nuit Blanche brings politics to the people
BY DRAGAN MARICIC AND WEZLEY WRIGHT Nuit Blanche brought politics to the forefront at last weekend’s festivities on Saturday. City-produced exhibitions Taking to the Streets […]
Princess Margaret Hospital starts Breastober
BY SHANE ROBERTS Breastober is a movement started by The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation to raise awareness for breast cancer. Cindy Goelman started the Breastober […]
Bill may give paramedics new powers and put them on firetrucks
BY PAUL MANTELLA The Ontario government is considering a proposal this month to put paramedics on firetrucks and to allow them to drop patients off […]
The Annex puts fresh angle on student life
BY WEZLEY WRIGHT College can be a place of discovery and growth for many students. However that isn’t how college is always shown in media […]
Declining Canadian wildlife needs our help
BY ALEXANDRA KLARER A recent report released by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) indicates our Canadian wildlife is in decline. According to the Living Planet […]
Young adults likely hit hardest after minimum wage hike
BY SHANE ROBERTS Starting Jan. 1, the minimum wage in Ontario will be raised from $11.60 to $14 an hour. Small, locally owned businesses will […]