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Sweet, sweet Halloween!
BY COLLEEN PODMOROFF October is the prime time for fun activities. It’s the month of Halloween and all things spooky. With that lovely autumn chill […]
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This election is about us
BY JAKE HRIBLJAN I can’t escape from Donald Trump. No matter how hard I try, the star of everyone’s new favourite television series, ‘U.S. Elections […]
Black Friday survival guide
BY GREG CHISHOLM It’s the most wonderful time of the year . . . if you’re a retailer. Black Friday is off to an early […]
Little Liam gets a new lease on life
BY STEPHANIE ALBA After being diagnosed with cancer at the age of 3, and 18 months of treatment, honourary firefighter Liam Cuttle has put the […]
Sheridan hosts first Wellness Connections Fair
BY AMELIA SHER Monday’s Fair at Trafalgar Athletic Centre gave students information on the eight pillars of wellness. The eight pillars of wellness include […]
Oakville runner in shape for NYC Marathon
BY CHRISTY KNOX The annual New York City Marathon takes place Sunday Nov. 6 this year. With more than 50,000 runners registered, this makes the […]
Toronto celebrates WE Day
BY ARINA AMINOVA WE Day, the annual youth empowerment event, took place at Air Canada Centre downtown Toronto on Oct. 19. Over 20,000 students gathered […]
Anti-abortion group makes good on promise to return Sheridan
BY MATTHEW BURDITT When the Canadian Centre for Biological Reform announced their plans to return to Sheridan College after their Sept. 15 protest against abortion, […]
Ontario takes steps to help first responders with PTSD
BY JASMINE ANTHONY AND ERIN QUEENAN A new bill was passed last week by the Ontario government to enable first-responders with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) to […]
A latte of opinions on Starbucks cups
PHOTO AND STORY BY ISABELLA KRZYKALA With Christmas a little more than a month away stores have made the change from orange and black to […]
Things International students should know about post-graduation work permit
Most of International students are confident until they graduate, but then they struggle to know if they are eligible to stay in Canada to pursue […]
Artistic expression flourishing at In Situ
BY DUY HUYNH What was once a facility for war in Mississauga has been transformed into a museum of artistic expression for one weekend. In […]