By: Dhevin Indar The Seneca Sting men’s basketball team is currently 4-2 on the season, after winning their last game against the Fleming Knights. The game wasn’t even close with the Sting winning by 37 [Read More]
By – Mnishi Sharma Seneca Sting men’s volleyball team is preparing to play against George Brown College tomorrow. They faced their first home defeat of the season against the Georgian Grizzlies on Wednesday. “It’s these [Read More]
Image Courtesy of Spotify By Sharyl Jovellana Joyce Espino, a Seneca Creative Advertising student, says she is always excited about Spotify’s new features at the end of the year. “I love how Spotify wrapped [Read More]
By Dhevin Indar The holidays are coming up and roughly 4 in 10 Canadians plan to spend less this year according to a new survey from Nanos Research. They are likely to spend less than [Read More]
Courtesy of Medical News Today, Men’s mental health: Common challenges For S@Y News, I’m Marlorn Ace Edquila During the pandemic, many people have suffered significant trauma. Dealing with Covid-19 and the aftermath, trying to [Read More]
by Nikki Partey Canada can boast the best educated workforce of G7 countries. But, there’s an unexpected tradeoff. Canada’s trades and apprenticeships aren’t getting as much enrollment. Statistics Canada has released the findings of a [Read More]
By: Naomi Proulx No matter how far from a body of water, all Ontarians living in a developed area may be at risk to urban flooding, according to this year’s Provincial Auditor Report. So what’s [Read More]
By – Ishan Sohi Seneca student Gurpreet Singh pays $450 a month which is more than half of his rent. He says he’s paying “much more than we really need.” Ontario’s auto insurance rates have [Read More]
By : Wafa Yunis Starbucks plans to close about 300 of its stores by the end of March as part of a five year ‘transformation strategy’ in response to changing consumer habits over the pandemic. [Read More]
by Jeff Viray The Ontario Government has wasted about 3.4 million Covid-19 vaccine doses. That is 9% of the vaccines it received from the federal government, according the Provincial Auditor’s annual report. Thirty-eight per cent [Read More]
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