Sheridan Votes 2019: Town Hall
BY NOAH SHEPPARD With the 2019 Canadian Federal election right around the corner, the Sheridan College Journalism program is hosting a town hall for the […]
Canadian politics
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 […]
Sheridan panel highlights gender gaps in film industry
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS There aren’t enough women in film. The number of women entering the Canadian media field in general is pretty dismal. This […]
A library of things
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS There are no books in Sheridan’s new library. That’s how it is supposed to be. It’s a library of things- the first […]
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 […]
Ontario PC nomination race raises cross-partisan questions
BY BRADLEY NORTHCOTE In the Progressive Conservative nomination race for the newly minted provincial riding of Mississauga-Erin Mills, questions linger about who should have a […]
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 […]
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 […]