Feeling Depressed isn’t a sign of weakness. Ishtpreet Singh, Seneca College Depression is a word that appears to be straightforward yet is not. Every year, millions of people die from depression, which also encourages other [Read More]
By, Roshan Singh “Government needs to shock people already have enough expenses,” says a student from Seneca College. “Help other communities but help us Canadians also,” says another student The inflation rate broke all the [Read More]
By: Suria Mujadidi Canada’s inflation rate has increased to 8.1% since June 2022 and many Canadians are feeling it. Why does this matter? Inflation reduces the dollar’s values and reduces its purchasing power, making [Read More]
By: Meaghan Franchi – S@Y News Being distracted can lead to errors. Distracted driving can cause fatalities and being distracted at a job can lead to life threatening injuries. Being distracted at school can lead [Read More]
By: Johnathan Ramcharan For S@Y News Before COVID-19 Canadians saw a dangerously high increase in depression cases in people across Canada. According to Stat Canada, in 2018 about 5.3 million people had some form of [Read More]
By: Dhevin Indar Inflation is the change in the average price level. Each one of us has our own experience with inflation based on what we buy each month. The CPI measures and represents [Read More]
By: Matthew Kaplan Understanding High Car Insurance Rates Anyone with moderate knowledge of car insurance rates would know that young male drivers are the drivers on the road who get a negative narrative. More [Read More]
By Sharyl Jovellana, SAY News December 9, 2022 A newly immigrated Filipino family living in Scarborough is having a hard time paying their bills because of inflation and a lack of high-paying jobs. When Lou [Read More]
Adam D’Addario, Seneca College Between January 2016 and March of this year, 30,843 Canadians died from apparent opioid toxicity overdoses. Year after year this number keeps climbing at a more alarming rate. Some provinces have [Read More]
By Roshan Singh York Regional Police are warning residents of the York region to lock their doors as reports of break-and-enter have increased after daylight savings started this month. The dark time is making it [Read More]
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