As time changes, businesses have to change with it in order to be successful. One way that businesses have changed in the last decade, is paying social media “influencers” to advertise their products. [Read More]
After a speech made at the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), the actor and comedian Sacha Baron Cohen sparked a controversy over the possible regulation of social media. [Read More]
By: Melissa Mihalis TORONTO- The City of Toronto is being taken to court by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), after ads they put up against Canada Goose were taken down. The ads [Read More]
By: Mateo Castaneda The 16-year-old climate activist, Greta Thunberg, is making her way to Alberta. Thunberg made the announcement on Twitter, after speaking in a rally in Denver, Colorado. There was no specifications of the [Read More]
By: Zara Ali The media landscape is known for having an increase in fake news. So how do we know who’s telling the truth? The National Observer is trying to help Canadians decipher what’s fake [Read More]
Last night’s federal debate gave Canadians a chance to see all party leaders in one room. For those who missed it, here’s what you need to know… Conservative leader Andrew Scheer quickly addressed the Liberal [Read More]
The NBA finals are over, the Raptors won their first championship, and now it’s time to look ahead to the future. We were at the Victory Parade and the Toronto Raptors fan-base looks to [Read More]
by Isha Bhargava The city of Toronto is facing heavy criticism in the aftermath of the Raptors Parade due to what some is was poor planning. There were many issues that fans faced while in [Read More]
Four people were shot during the Raptors parade at Nathan Phillips Square on Monday. Jada Joy, a Seneca student, was at the scene of the shooting in Nathan Phillips Square. She described the scene as [Read More]
Copyright © 2020 Seneca Journalism