Arnold Boros has always had a passion for soccer. Having had try-outs for professional clubs in England like Charlton United, he realized that the pay for play system in North America hindered the growth of [Read More]
Rec-Sisters Rec-Sisters Achievements Rec-Sister Challenges The film industry has been a men’s environment for many years. Nowadays, the industry is having more women in the technical crew and at the same time, they are [Read More]
TORONTO HOUSING MARKET REACHES NEW HIGH By Dee Guttman, Farhan Chaudhry and Diane Zaide While Torontonians have been used to high prices regarding its housing market, it seems as though this new high will take [Read More]
“This was the best news I heard during COVID-19!”, Simran Sandhu. The federal government is creating a new pathway to permanent residency for 90,000 essential workers and international graduates currently in Canada. Almost half, 40,000, [Read More]
Who’s Riding the Rocket? By: Jessica Brown Since the beginning of the pandemic, approximately one-quarter of people who used to take the TTC stated that they would more than likely not hop on a streetcar, [Read More]
By Zahraa Al-khalidi COVID-19 has changed the lives of everyone on this planet and added more stress and anxiety, causing alarming levels of despair, suicidal thoughts and hopelessness in the Canadian population. People are struggling [Read More]
By Zahraa Al-khalidi The pandemic has virtually affected all aspects of our lives and as a result we are experiencing what mental healthcare professionals have termed the mental health or “echo” pandemic. This is inevitable [Read More]
I got to sit down with Elaine Wright. A local Markham citizen who found ambition through the Covid-19 pandemic in losing weight and to keep it off. In my interview with Elaine, she emphasized how [Read More]
In Canada, it is a very known expression that small and medium businesses “are the backbone of this country”. Small and Medium-sized entrepreneurship (SMEs) are responsible for 70% of the total employment in Canada [Read More]
Toronto Police confirm crimes have gone down since the start of the Covid-19 Pandemic in March 2020. The area of crime that remained unchanged was homicides. The majority of the crimes taking place are people [Read More]
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