By Ghazal Fatima Streaming services are quickly replacing traditional TV, and the numbers prove it. According to Convergence Research Group’s latest report named, The Battle for the North American Couch Potato: OTT and TV, 46% of Canadian [Read More]
“Life is worth living and you shouldn’t give up just yet, because life is a beautiful thing.” Kindness and positivity may not be what everyone associates with the genre of metal, however, Charles-David Isautier, 24, begs [Read More]
By: Jonathan Innocente The five Federal Party leaders continue traveling to different cities to speak to the media and answer questions regarding their election campaigns. All of the federal party leaders have discussed several different topics [Read More]
By:Abilasha Kamalanathan Tamara Cherry is an award-winning journalist, trauma researcher, and communications consultant who spent nearly 15 years reporting on crime in some of Canada’s largest newsrooms, including the Toronto Star, Toronto Sun, and CTV News [Read More]
By Jordan Taylor Disney’s Snow White remake has been anything but smooth sailing. From Rachel Zegler’s public disdain and criticism for the original movie, to the extremely public political disagreements between Gal Gadot and Rachel [Read More]
By Ghazal Fatima The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is taking another step to combat fare evasion by introducing random fare inspections for bus riders. Starting this week, customers taking the bus may be asked to [Read More]
By Ghazal Fatima Seneca Polytechnic recently hosted The Great IKEA Bookcase Assembly Challenge, an exciting event that combined hands-on learning, teamwork, and real-world applications from students’ studies in corporate communications and public relations. Professor Donna [Read More]
Written and Recorded by: Christian Fuller and Sam Rose Welcome to the Behind the Sting Podcast. Seneca’s own sports podcast where we give you the inside scoop on all things Sting Athletics. Each week we’ll [Read More]
By: Rishika Verma The Toronto Transit Commission is putting more severe measures in place to deal with the ongoing fare evasion problem that is happening at bus platforms around the city. As part of the [Read More]
By Ghazal Fatima Canada has significantly reduced study permit approvals, dropping from 681,390 in 2023 to 518,125 in 2024. This move is part of the government’s effort to manage the increasing number of international students, [Read More]
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