by Begimay Koigeldi Since the outbreak of conflict in Ukraine two years ago, Canada has extended a helping hand to those fleeing the horrors of war through initiatives like the Canada-Ukraine temporary authorization for an [Read More]
By: Justin Shin The Call to Action Nestled amidst the urban hustle, the Oak Ridges Moraine stood as a beacon of nature’s resilience. Threatened by the ever-encroaching shadow of development, two entities, the Oak Ridges [Read More]
By: Adam Chogrhi, Melissa Cohan, Adam D’Addario Plastic waste is some of the most damaging things to litter our planet. Contaminating it in a variety of ways from the air we breathe and the water [Read More]
Adam Choghri, Adam D’Addario, Melissa Cohan The Canadian government pledged to help reduce the emission levels by 2030. The government of Canada wants to achieve a 40-45% emission reduction. In the roadmap they released, they [Read More]
Source (amandakassner.com) By: Suria Mujadidi Canadian winters are usually fierce in nature but the polar vortex hovering over Siberia, on track to come to Canada, will bring temperatures not yet seen on Earth so far [Read More]
By Gurpreet Singh, Seneca College The City of Hamilton says 337 million litres of sewage flowed into the Hamilton Harbour since 1996. (Bobby Hristova/CBC ) On Tuesday morning residents found water leakage from a sewage [Read More]
By: Dhruv Kalra Anmol Kwatra is a popular figure on social media, especially on Facebook. This figure has won millions of hearts over the globe in a short span of time. And the reason for [Read More]
By Jay Ann Ramirez North York — A resident in Hamilton, Ontario, is fighting food waste by rescuing food from dumpsters. Mylene Martinez said growing up in a low-income family in the Philippines taught her [Read More]
The storms and warnings are not expected to slow down in British Columbia. Today, the province is expecting their third in a series of large storms bringing a torrential downpour. Officials are still working through [Read More]
The fertilization of corals points towards a flourishing reef despite climate change. -Sabah Ahmed, Toronto. Scientists witnessed a miraculous show of colour when the endangered Great Barrier Reef in the Pacific Ocean gave birth to [Read More]
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