Sheridan employees get training on active shooter policy
BY MICHELLE BILTON Staff must complete a new active shooter preparedness training module within 30 days. It features an animated security guard who walks participants […]
Canada
Conservatives: Divide and conquer
BY JESSICA SWIETONIOWSKI Going into this election year, there is a different feeling in the air than usual. When Maxime Bernier narrowly lost the Conservative […]
Canada’s tourism is on the rise
BY CORY MORRISON According to data released this month from Statistics Canada, the tourism industry as well as the number of tourists who visit Canada, […]
RCMP updates investigation of CRA scam
BY PHILIPPE CARON Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) released updates yesterday on their investigation into CRA scams in India. Officers explained to the media on […]
Midterms signal change in U.S. but not so fast for Canada
ANALYSIS BY ALEX TAYLOR The Democratic Party scored a narrow victory in last night’s U.S. midterm election, changing the power dynamic President Trump has enjoyed […]
Weed behind the wheel
ANALYSIS BY JESSE CECCHETTO With cannabis legalization on the horizon, many Canadians are concerned about whether the roads will remain safe with this new wave […]
Flying with cannabis
BY MICHELLE BILTON Consumption of cannabis isn’t the only upcoming change on Oct. 17. Once it’s legal travellers can carry up to 30 grams of […]
The trap of childhood obesity
BY BRITTANY LODWICH Although there is lots of awareness about adult heath and self-care, childhood obesity still remains on the radar for families today. With […]
Ian Anderson House remembers 20 years in Oakville
BY ALLIE MURRAY After dealing with the heartache of losing her husband to cancer, Margaret Anderson opened a cancer hospice in her husband’s name to […]
Student Union Board of Directors election underway
BY ALLIE MURRAY The Sheridan Student Union is holding an election for seats on its Board of Directors. The Board is elected annually and is […]
Students voice concerns on potential faculty strike
BY ALLIE MURRAY The possibility of a faculty strike at Ontario colleges has left students wondering how it may affect this school year. A potential […]
Declining Canadian wildlife needs our help
BY ALEXANDRA KLARER A recent report released by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) indicates our Canadian wildlife is in decline. According to the Living Planet […]