Humanizing Homelessness: Sheridan’s Leah den Bok Set to Release Her Fourth Book
Photo by Leah den Bok on Instagram Sheridan fourth-year photography student Leah den Bok is set to release another volume of her book series Nowhere […]
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Realizing Her Dream
How Anu Raina Found Her Artistic Side at Sheridan Anu Raina is a brand with a store located in Oakville, Ontario. Focusing primarily on women’s […]
Here to stay: Coyotes in Urban Areas
Photo by Mircea Costina Residents are reporting more coyote sightings in the Greater Toronto Area as urban development encroaches on their natural habitat. “I think […]
Next Stage returns to Toronto with creative shift
Performance artists are reinventing the medium after Covid-19 has forced many theatrical performances to adapt their work for a digital space. Fringe Toronto, a charitable […]
“Express Yourself”: The Art and Community of Drag
Whether in Vancouver, B.C. or St. John’s, Newfoundland, the art of drag is taking over coast to coast. Drag performers are introducing a community that […]
40 Years of Pride
This June marks the 40th anniversary of the festivities known as Toronto Pride. While Pride is cancelled again this year due to Covid restrictions, that […]
Student Unions respond to pandemic: advocacy in isolation
COVID-19 has changed society as we know it. Most students in Canada have returned home and, for the most part, on-campus staff have been instructed […]
Administrations, student unions give varied response to SCI ruling
On Nov. 21, the Ontario Divisional Court deemed the Ford government’s Student Choice Initiative unlawful and the reaction has varied from sending the optional fees website offline to […]
Suburbia’s Invisible Population
Homelessness gets a lot of news coverage during the winter months. Sub-zero temperatures and emergency shelters often turn a concerned eye on an issue that’s […]
Fake news and the coronavirus
The coronavirus was discovered in December of 2019 in Wuhan, China and has been declared a public health emergency by the World Health Organization. There […]
Put your west foot forward
For many young adults, figuring out where they want to live is a big part of growing up. For several years now, Ontario’s growth has […]
How (un)affordable is Toronto?
BY ROSS CADRANEL AND GABRIELA AGUILERA Living in Toronto is expensive for millenials and Gen Zs. However, it is the biggest city in Canada and […]