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Behind the scenes at the Royal Winter Fair
BY RYA WALFORD “I smell poop,” yelled a little girl as she stepped onto the platform with dozens of others, making their way to the […]
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Mo awareness, mo hair, mo money
BY MATT COFFIN What began as a small challenge among friends in support of breast cancer awareness, has now spread to an international level with […]
Kim’s Convenience a modern, funny take on immigrant story
BY TYLER CHOI There may be no better place to depict the Canadian immigrant story than Toronto. As Canada’s largest city, it has attracted nationalities […]
McDonald’s owner three stores away from complete Oakville monopoly
BY TYLER ELSON John Piper, the owner of Piper Foods McDonalds, has recently purchased two more Oakville stores, making him a five-store owner. Piper said […]
Blue Jays tip their caps to Athletic Therapy students
BY ISABELLA KRZYKALA AND HAILEY MONTGOMERY The Toronto Blue Jays honoured Sheridan College Athletic Therapy students Kevin Bryant and Justine Branco, at the Rogers […]
All about blood donations
BY JESSICA ROVEDA Donating blood is something people are encouraged to do, but not everyone knows how the process works. Here are some quick facts […]
Journalism students shine brightly at awards night
BY AMANDA STRAPP Last Monday, the Sheridan Journalism Awards Night celebrated students in the Print-Journalism, New Media and Broadcast programs at Trafalgar Campus in Macdonald-Heaslip […]
Res appreciation day 2016
BY JESS ROVEDA Nearing the end of the school year calls for a celebration of the good times before taking on exams. Students living on […]
Booth sparks breast cancer conversation at Trafalgar
BY KASIA HENLEY The Sheridan Student Union hosted the Canadian Cancer Society at Trafalgar Campus to raise awareness for breast cancer last Thursday. Sheryl Bates […]
99 problems and getting paid is one
BY CATARINA MUIA With tuition and the cost of living constantly rising, it can be hard for college students to find the balance between school, […]
A year of Trudeau for youth voters
BY TYLER CHOI “Sunny ways” were the first words spoken by Justin Trudeau as prime minister, and hopefully, the start of a reinvigorated Canada. Against […]
Bottled water putting environment at risk
BY CHELSEA OWUSU For most people, bottled water is a convenient option, but doing so may put our environment at risk. The 50 billion water […]