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Is Canada getting bigger?
STORY BY BROOKLYN FELL Ever dream of making a trip to Disneyland, or maybe Hollywood Boulevard? It may a little bit easier with the social […]
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Black History Month in Canada: Rosemary Sadlier full interview
BY DANIELLE OBAL Black History Month has been recognized for many years, but in Canada, the first celebration was in Feb. 1996. Rosemary Sadlier is […]
Students team up with Music Counts to give back
BY SAMANTHA RUSSELL Bolthouse music celebrated its fourth annual Music Counts event, Beat For Beat on Jan 27. Beat For Beat is a campaign in […]
Halifax student creates “Trump Regrets” Twitter account
BY DANIELLE OBAL Halifax student Erica Baguma is the face behind the Twitter account @Trump_Regrets. She created the account in Nov. 2016, following U.S. President Donald Trump’s […]
Hockey supports LGBT communities
BY BRANDON MURPHY For one month during the regular season, the NHL will host Hockey Is For Everyone Month. During February, the National Hockey League […]
Walk Your Way Out with Bill Burr
BY GREG CHISHOLM Famed comedian Bill Burr is back at it with another Netflix comedy special Walk Your Way Out. This is the first special […]
Zero Waste Project seeks volunteers
BY CHRISTINA-MARY PIPER Sheridan College is making some progress in the Zero Waste Program that it launched across all campuses in 2014. Sheridan has been […]
Uncivil dispute: Trudeau calls for “respect” at town hall
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE Op-Ed Respect is earned, and politicians should show it themselves before demanding it. There are few times this is truer than when […]
#YellowIsForHello: Interview with Sam Fiorella
BY DANIELLE OBAL The Lucas Fiorella Friendship Bench is a Canadian-registered not-for-profit foundation that raises awareness about mental health by installing permanent bright yellow benches on […]
The more connected we are, the less connected we will be
OP-ED BY BROOKLYN FELL I am waiting in line by myself at Longo’s, there is about three people in front of me and a couple […]
Time to use your voice for mental health
BY JULIA BROWN According to the Canadian Mental Health Association, 20 per cent of Canadians suffer from a mental health struggle. Suicide has become one […]
Whale of a time?
BY KENNEDY COLTHERD Since he was two years old, Tilikum the killer whale had been brought up in captivity. During his years as a “show […]