Seneca Polytechnic is introducing Microsoft Azure AI technology to students and employees through a new program this fall, preparing them for the “workforce of the future.” In the past year, there has been a massive [Read More]
The Province needs to pay physicians more by: Perry Lupyrypa and Sam Rogers Dr. Ramsay Hijazi, speaking on behalf of the Ontario Union of Family Physicians (OUFP) says there are about 5,500 family doctors in [Read More]
by Meaghan Franchi Premier Doug Ford has announced the first medical school in Canada aimed at training family doctors. “Today’s announcement is part of our plan to connect more Ontario families to more convenient care, including primary [Read More]
By: Meaghan Franchi As a student right out of college you may be feeling a little bit daunted about your options when it comes to home ownership in Toronto. With real estate prices continually increasing, [Read More]
by Meaghan Franchi “My goal was to be an on air host.” Victoria Alvarado, who graduated from Seneca’s Journalism program in 2018, had a long and circuitous route to her current job on air at [Read More]
By: Meaghan Franchi On March 6th 9 brave dippers took the plunge at Seneca Polytechnic’s 13th Annual Polar Bear Dip. It was an afternoon of cold weather and even colder water. As dipper Carman Dang [Read More]
By: Justine Catalan Technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, and the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to newsrooms emerges worldwide. From data analysis to content generation, AI is transforming how stories are told and [Read More]
By: Joey Seppelt and Raissa Santos Nathanael Azevedo, a voice actor in the Greater Toronto Area, says he is careful scrolling through open casting websites these days. He fears the possibility that his voice could [Read More]
Unfortunately, these stories are all too common and tend to be more prevalent in females experiencing women’s health issues. In a study conducted by BMC Women’s Health on patient satisfaction with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), [Read More]
by: Begimay Koigeldi A new study led by York University professor Alison Macpherson, with researchers from Toronto Metropolitan University and ICES reveals significant under reporting of cyclist and pedestrian injuries by the Toronto Police [Read More]
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