By Miriam Bosiljevac New building projects are announced almost daily in Toronto and yet many renters are still living in unaffordable housing. A new mixed-use building with 1,500 units will be built next to the [Read More]
By: Folashade Adetuyi There are three million Ontarians who are at risk of losing their family doctors to retirement, according to a governement of Ontario report. The reports show 2,300 family physicians over [Read More]
By Ghazal Fatima The federal government has announced their plan to invest $758 million to help replace old subway trains on Toronto’s Line 2 (the Bloor-Danforth line), as part of its $30 billion Canada Public [Read More]
By Jordan Taylor Universal’s Wicked enchanted audiences with its $112 million domestic opening last weekend. The movie is at almost $200 million worldwide in only its first week. It’s expected to hold strong in its [Read More]
By Sam Rogers Canada’s federal government is planning on carrying out a nation wide census on homelessness. It has been two years since the census was last updated in 2022. In that previous study the [Read More]
By: Muqaddas Ashfaq In the face of Toronto’s growing housing and homelessness crisis, Covenant House Toronto is expanding its Youth winter respite program, a service offering 24/7 support to youth experiencing homelessness. Running from November [Read More]
By: Hope Zoumbra. A recent study from the Radiological Society of North America has raised concerns about the immediate effects of e-cigarette vaping on vascular health, even without nicotine. While people are aware of the [Read More]
By Sam Rose The Seneca Sting women’s volleyball team face off against the Georgian Grizzlies in their eleventh game of the season. The team has looked good this semester with an undefeated record, 10-0. The [Read More]
By Berly Thomas The absence of El Niño has made it easier for traditional winter conditions to return this year. With colder-than-normal temperatures expected, Western Canada is anticipated to experience a severe winter. Last winter [Read More]
Written By: Rhitvik Bhasin Canada is on track to regain its reputation for having the coldest months after recording it’s warmest winter last year. The Weather Network’s chief meteorologist says, “The cold comeback will largely be directed [Read More]
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