As the trend of being environmentally friendly continues to grow, the automotive industry is trying not to be left behind, particularly with full electric vehicles being on the rise. I had a chance to visit Plug [Read More]
by: Begimay Koigeldi Mariana Popova a 29-year-old customs administrator at a logistics company rents a one-bedroom apartment, but admits it’s not easy. “I work two jobs to be able to cover all of my living [Read More]
Mazda has launched its very first hybrid car in Canada. The 2024 Mazda Cx-90 is now available for purchase. Mazda also brought back 6 cylinder engines. After nine years the automaker finally brings back some [Read More]
Customers paying for their items are used to having the option to self-pay with self-checkout machines. But now, chains, including Canadian Tire have removed the option at certain locations. The hardware franchise has opted to [Read More]
By: Martin Oldhues As Ontario’s population continues to grow, the need for more infrastructure, such as homes and roadways, promoted the Ford government back in 2018 to announce the building of Highway 413, a new [Read More]
By: Martin Oldhues Children nowadays are losing the basic ability to read and write, impacting their future to sustain jobs, as nearly 20 percent of Canadian Kids no longer frequently read, says Scholastics. This inspired Caledon [Read More]
By Dianne Jayne Lumines Toronto, Ontario The Seneca Student Federation (SSF) re-launched the Student Development Grant (SDG) to increase awareness and understanding of its coverage which mainly aims to release financial burden for program-related learning [Read More]
by Dianne Jayne Lumines Many foreign people from different countries like the Philippines come to Canada as international students to chase their dreams of quality life. Nevertheless, the high cost of tuition, groceries, and rent [Read More]
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