What the buck?: Minimum wage hike’s impact on millennials
BY JOE CATANIA Back in May, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne announced that as of 2018, there would be a rise in the province’s minimum hourly […]
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Ontario residents speak out against Wynne hydro rebate
BY GREG CHISHOLM Ontario residents are in for a bit of relief when it comes to their hydro bills because the government announced a new […]
Ontario residents protest Kathleen Wynne over carbon tax
BY GREG CHISHOLM A local group used Ontario Premiere Kathleen Wynne’s visit to Oakville to stage a protest again her new carbon tax. The protest, […]
Volunteers needed for Daffodil Month
If you want to make a difference this spring, the Canadian Cancer Society suggests signing up to be a volunteer for Daffodil Month. “We need hundreds […]
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 […]
Paper: A love story
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS According to the Government of Canada, we manufacture over 3 million tons of paper per year. Amazon, the giant of online markets, […]
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 […]
Sheridan to pursue polytechnic status
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS It looks like Sheridan’s journey toward becoming a university is going to take a detour. At President Mary Preece’s first Advisory College […]
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 […]
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 […]
Multi-level marketing: Gold mine or scam?
BY JUSTINE POLANIC In the digital age, students are finding more ways to make extra money, and multi-level marketing is becoming a popular option. Multi-level […]
Indigenous teachings will flourish in new garden
BY CHRISTY JANSSENS The green space at Sheridan’s Trafalgar Campus is getting a facelift. Phase one of the new pollinator friendly garden in front of […]