By Lester Bronzon Catarbas Canada’s economic landscape is uniquely characterized by its vast geography and decentralized political structure, leading to a complex web of interprovincial trade barriers. These barriers, rooted in historical developments, continue to [Read More]
by Usama Zafar Ontario is facing a growing healthcare crisis as hospitals and doctors’ offices struggle to hire physicians and nurses. As a result, an estimated 2.5 million Ontarians are without a family doctor, leaving [Read More]
By: Logan Bennett The Sting women’s volleyball team has finally lost a game ending their season in a stunning upset losing 3-1 in four sets against the Conestoga Condors. The Seneca Sting didn’t look like [Read More]
Written by: Elijah Green On this week’s episode of Green’s Gamecast we had the pleasure of featuring Seneca’s leading scorer for Men’s Basketball Ryan Brooks. In only his first year here Brooks has managed to [Read More]
By: Logan Bennett The Sting women’s volleyball season has been nothing short of extraordinary, with many ups and downs. Seneca finished with an 18-0 record to grab first place in the East Division. It’s hard [Read More]
By: Rishika Verma As President Donald Trump has announced a 30-day hold on the 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods, a lot of Canadians have recently been changing their buying habits. “I have been [Read More]
By: Rishika Verma The province will proceed with the partnership deal with Starlink, as U.S President Donald Trump announces a 30-day pause on tariffs being imposed on Canadian imports. Premier Doug Ford had previously declared [Read More]
By: Logan The Seneca Sting men’s basketball team fell to crosstown rival, the Centennial Colts, 85-70 in their final regular season home game before the playoffs. The Colts were 10-6 before this game and were [Read More]
By Lester Bronzon Catarbas The Canadian music industry is thriving according to a recent report by Statistics Canada. Figures show a $903.3 million in operating revenue for the record production and distribution industry in 2023, [Read More]
by Sam Rogers According to a recent census taken by Health Canada, 48% of Canadians under the age of 24 consume cannabis regularly. Among high schoolers it’s just over 40%. Following the legalization of cannabis [Read More]
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