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Fans happy to be back in Stars Hollow
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Gilmore Girls by the numbers
BY STEPHANIE ALBA It’s been nine years since fans of the beloved show Gilmore Girls has seen Lorelai and Rory Gilmore back on the streets […]
Santa’s sleigh visits Oakville
BY HAILEY MONTGOMERY Santa took a break from a busy touring schedule to spread Christmas cheer in Oakville on Saturday. His little helpers – 13 bands […]
Hungry for knowledge: students facing hunger while at school
By GLORIA NAMUGENYI Nearly 40 per cent of Canadian post-secondary students don’t have enough money to eat nutritious meals. A study called Hungry for Knowledge […]
Mosaic Press shares stories from its beginnings
BY AMELIA SHER Mike Walsh and Howard Aster celebrated 40 years in the publishing business with local authors, family and friends. Started in 1976 , […]
Sheridan’s co-curricular record celebrates 4th anniversary
BY NATALIA NAHON On Oct. 12, Sheridan’s co-curricular record celebrated its fourth birthday at an event in B-Wing. The program’s coordinator, Christina Wiggins, says the […]
Sheridan Repair Café offers way to save cash and environment
STORY BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE PHOTOGRAPHY BY MATTHEW BURDITT Sheridan College’s Office for Sustainability has a message for students, staff, faculty and the community at […]
SU blog aims to help students with body image
BY QUIN VERTOLLI A Sheridan student launched a blog last week to help others feel better about their body image. Amelia Sher, a Journalism student […]
Toronto activists gather to ramp up campaign against TPP
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE A group of community activists and advocates in Toronto is calling for a stop to the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership, which they say is […]
Close call with drugged drink in Hess Village
BY TAYLOR CHARETTE It was supposed to be a fun night. A gin and tonic with the girls while getting ready, a couple glasses of […]
Day of the Dead dazzles Harbourfront Centre
BY KASIA HENLEY Death is often associated with dark colours, sombre faces, and a quiet reverence for the deceased. Mexico’s traditional Day of the Dead […]
Historical Society guides ghost walk through Oakville
BY JENNIFER DAROSA It’s time to get your spook on Oakville. Oakville Historical Society October Ghost Walk is back in downtown Oakville, which dates back […]