Indigenous culture thrives in the GTA…but you don’t often see it
BY JP ARMSTRONG Living in the GTA, Indigenous culture is next to invisible, and it is not an accident. “It’s almost as if people see […]
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How dangerous is vaping?
E-cigarette use, or vaping as it’s more commonly known, is a popular way of consuming drugs like nicotine. Vape products are also used in the […]
If you’re hungry, Sheridan’s Student Union can help
The Sheridan Student Union doesn’t want you to go hungry. That’s why the SSU offers the Food First initiative, created over seven years ago as […]
Get ready to sing along at Sheridan’s Festival of New Musicals
Sheridan College will be showcasing three new shows this week during the 2019 Festival of New Musicals. Hoarding, Grow, and Pump Up The Volume will […]
Is recycling routinely being thrown in the garbage by Town of Oakville workers?
BY JEAN-PATRICK ARMSTRONG Multiple employees of the Parks and Open Space department of the Town of Oakville have told the Sheridan Sun that recycling thrown […]
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 […]
Provincial government trouble and strife for more teachers’ unions
“Ford is playing political games,” said Jack Urowitz, president of OPSEU local 244, reacting to the latest labour negotiations between the provincial government and Ontario […]
What’s going on with the Halton amalgamation?
BY ROSS CADRANEL By this time next year, the regions of Burlington, Halton Hills, Milton and Oakville could share the same name. With regards to […]
Sheridan students rally to combat climate change
BY JOSEPH DELLAVECCHIA The call to action was answered on Friday, September 27th, as thousands of schools from across the globe joined Greta Thunberg in […]
Oakville Half Marathon helping those in need
The 13th annual Oakville Half Marathon will raise money for a variety of charities, as participants run, walk, or jog to help those in need. […]
Sheridan’s Community Garden – An escape from reality
A walkway filled with tall, bright sunflowers, and fluttering butterflies all around…what more can you ask for? Sheridan College’s Trafalgar campus has a community garden […]
Young voters react to Trudeau’s blackface/brownface scandal
This past year, Trudeau’s sunny ways have turned into cloudy days. Scandal after scandal has plagued the Prime Minister who quite recently was praised as a champion of equality. […]