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INFOGRAPHIC BY MATTHEW BURDITT To some, a concert is nothing more than a claustrophobic setting with loud noise. To others, it’s something that can’t even […]
BY BROOKLYN FELL The concept of women succeeding in professional hockey is often a punchline in a bad locker room joke. Unfortunately, the joke in […]
BY LAURA ERNE It’s 8:29 p.m., on a Saturday and the lights are on. One minute later . . . and the lights cut out. […]
BY BROOKLYN FELL Sheridan Business student Justin Darling is in his last year of his studies, and with that comes stress of assignments, exams and […]
COVERAGE BY LAURA ERNE Sheridan is celebrating its 30-year history of providing co-operative education opportunities by highlighting students who have excelled in their placements. Five […]
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BY DANIELLE OBAL Climate change has been a growing concern over the last decade. That’s why we’re celebrating Earth Hour on March 25. How can […]
BY QUINTON VERTOLLI Earth hour is major world event that more than 170 countries participate in. This Earth Hour, please turn off your lights and […]
BY DANIELLE OBAL Medical treatments are routinely used to help children in need, and, through the Children’s Miracle Network fundraising, hospitals assist over 4900 children […]
BY DANIELLE OBAL A look at how the world is participating in World Water Day. [View the story “World Water Day: A chance to make […]
STORY AND PHOTO BY BROOKLYN FELL According to a U of T Journalism expert, we are currently living in the wild west of information. Jeffrey […]
BY GREG CHISHOLM Ontario residents are in for a bit of relief when it comes to their hydro bills because the government announced a new […]
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