Seneca Journalism

Trusting The Process & The Journey

April 24, 2022

By: Eric Dankwah From a neighbourhood where the public and the world looks down upon, Eva Amo-Mensah rose and made it to limits she never could’ve imagined. Jane & Finch is known as the most [Read More]
Little Heroes Making A Big Difference

April 24, 2022

When Bailey’s siblings learned she was sick, they came up with a plan to help. Together, they founded Heroes of Hope, a greeting card business run out of their Toronto home, to raise money for [Read More]
An example of using your fame to do good all around the world

April 24, 2022

By Ziyad Benhaddad Tackling a subject like the religion of Islam can be deemed serious but Saleem Ghadban shows that comedy can be added to it. One would think that social media influencers do it [Read More]
How One of Toronto’s only Black Dispensary Owners Is Destigmatizing The “Stoner” Stereotype

April 24, 2022

Walking around Toronto, chances are that you’ll probably run into if not one, then multiple Cannabis dispensaries while on your way. The city is the largest cannabis market in Canada by far, as in February [Read More]
Ongoing War: Surging Oil and Gas Prices

April 23, 2022

Canadians are paying high at gas stations Oil prices are surging as Russia continues its war on Ukraine. Consumers around the world are now concerned about this ongoing price spike. Russia’s oil industry- a vital [Read More]

SEWAGE HAS BEEN LEAKING IN HAMILTON HARBOR FOR 26 YEARS

November 30, 2022

By Gurpreet Singh, Seneca College The City of Hamilton says 337 million litres of sewage flowed into the Hamilton Harbour since 1996. (Bobby Hristova/CBC ) On Tuesday morning residents found suspicious things in sewage pipeline [Read More]
Church Attendance In & Out of COVID

April 24, 2022

Church Attendance Covid took the world by storm, it is a disease that changed people’s lives forever! Some people lost businesses, houses, money, or even family. In my story, I am going to give you [Read More]
Ongoing War: Surging Oil and Gas Prices

April 23, 2022

Canadians are paying high at gas stations Oil prices are surging as Russia continues its war on Ukraine. Consumers around the world are now concerned about this ongoing price spike. Russia’s oil industry- a vital [Read More]
How Covid-19 May Effect Your Business In The Near Future

April 22, 2022

Courtesy of: https://delcopa.gov/publicrelations/releases/2020/covidbusinesssurvey.html Written by Kyle Boudreau, Ari Glazas And Adi Dreml-Scully Small businesses are the economic backbone of any Democratic society. With new variants of Covid-19 coming to light every so often, businesses are constantly [Read More]
The Drug Phenomenon in Canada, An Analysis

April 22, 2022

By: Yalda Sarwar Canada is ranked second in the world, across 32 countries, for cocaine use – according to The Global Drug Survey 2019, led by Dr. Adam Winstock. Reason being he has found, the [Read More]

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Trusting The Process & The Journey

Little Heroes Making A Big Difference

An example of using your fame to do good all around the world

How One of Toronto’s only Black Dispensary Owners Is Destigmatizing The “Stoner” Stereotype

Ongoing War: Surging Oil and Gas Prices

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SEWAGE HAS BEEN LEAKING IN HAMILTON HARBOR FOR 26 YEARS

Church Attendance In & Out of COVID

Ongoing War: Surging Oil and Gas Prices

How Covid-19 May Effect Your Business In The Near Future

The Drug Phenomenon in Canada, An Analysis

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