By: Craig Donaldson and Amber Sandhu Amanda Sutton is a small business entrepreneur in Wasaga Beach, Ontario. She is the proud owner of The Baker’s Bench. Sutton has transformed her passion for baking into a [Read More]
By: Craig Donaldson It was a windy and snowy day, but with spring just starting, I couldn’t resist popping down to the waterfront in Wasaga Beach in anticipation of summer. As I drove down Spruce [Read More]
By: Habeebah Ahmad & Laura Mejia In the past five years auto theft in the GTA has become a growing problem, especially in Peel Region. On average, 20 cars are being stolen a day. A [Read More]
Navigating Ontario’s mental healthcare system can be frustrating. Every day, 200 Canadians grapple with the harrowing decision to attempt suicide. S@Y News reporter Jamila Apolinario dives into the pressing issue of mental health in Ontario, [Read More]
By: Adam El-Zein Tom Brady told the world back in 2023 that he was done playing football “for good”. With much speculation initially of yet another return to the field, the noise quieted down since [Read More]
By: Kieran Chadwick While Addiction comes in many shapes and forms, one of the most common addictions comes in the form of gambling and betting addiction. This gambling addiction effects almost 5% of citizens across [Read More]
By: Adam El-Zein It was a fresh start for the Blue Jays. They returned home after a not-so-good 4-6 road trip to kick off the season. They looked a lot better in last nights matchup [Read More]
By Raissa Santos In Toronto, the morning began with a sky covered in thick clouds. The low visibility caused worry among the people excited about the solar eclipse. The phenomenon where the moon passes between [Read More]
by Meaghan Franchi Premier Doug Ford has announced the first medical school in Canada aimed at training family doctors. “Today’s announcement is part of our plan to connect more Ontario families to more convenient care, including primary [Read More]
By Raissa Santos Ontario will assign 96 per cent of international study permits to publicly assisted colleges and universities. The announcement comes after Ottawa announced a temporary cap on international student permits. The provincial government [Read More]
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