by Ankit Banerjee Both the men’s and women’s volleyball teams won their first-round matches in the OCAA playoff tournament. The evening started with the women’s team taking on the George Brown Huskies. The Huskies put [Read More]
BY: Karen Alassaf Over the past 100 years, numerous incidents have been associated with explosive ammonium nitrate. On August 4, 2020, approximately 300 people died and 6,500 injuries. the explosion led to the displacement of [Read More]
The pandemic revealed new challenges for restaurants Delivery apps like Uber Eats and Skip the Dishes helped local restaurants keep their doors open. By Noah Aquino, Clélia Diamani, Kaitlin Hartley, Hana Yeung When Premier Doug [Read More]
By: Sabah Ahmed @Sabah_Ahmed – sahmed297@myseneca.ca Contact Published Wednesday, March 02, 2022, 13:15 PM EST Carmel Ramas carefully steps on the murky sidewalk as she rushes to drop her only daughter Klaire, at a public [Read More]
When it comes to missing persons in Canada the RCMP reports that any given year, around 70,000 to 80,000 people are reported missing. On some websites, you will find it says even 100,000. The Toronto [Read More]
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,” (Spanish philosopher George Santayana). From 1932 to 1933, Joseph Stalin, the dictator of the Soviet Union, starved millions of Ukrainians to death. This mass [Read More]
Ottawa woman drives to Toronto and back for acting class every weekend in light of film industry growth. Film production in Toronto is set to hit a record-high in 2022, with several new studio spaces [Read More]
The Incredible Journey of Alexandra and Dmitry Lubarsky. By: Ari Glazas Courtesy of: TechnoPixel This wonderful planet we live on comes with Billions of interesting people who hold interesting stories about themselves. These stories [Read More]
Here is episode 6 of In The Pocket with Mitch Smitten! Today we are discussing Bellator 274, UFC Vegas 48, and UFC 272. Keep those hands up and join me in the pocket!
Maria Mederos, Satbir Singh, Kailee Tones, Ankit Banerjee Ontario’s population is projected to increase between 19.9 and 35.8 percent over the next 24 years and will only make the growing housing shortage even worse. The [Read More]
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