As rental prices go up, so do the number of people seeking shelters. Housing insecurities are further complicated by compounding issues such as mental illnesses. Nisha Panchal rents a room for $700 per month. She [Read More]
Exam season is near and students stress levels are rising. This time of year college students are finding the pressure of finals to be taking a toll on their mental health stating that they are [Read More]
Image of teens vaping together (Courtesy consumer.healthday.com) Will the Canadian Government start putting more Laws against e-cigarette companies to Stop them from Selling to Young Adults? When vaping was first invented in 2003, its [Read More]
By: Adam D’Addario Ophelia Black is a 22-year-old woman from Calgary who has taken a prescription for Dilaudid, an oral hydromorphone that she has taken three times a day for the past two years. Black [Read More]
By Suniti, Meron and Iranna With the tripledemic dwindling, the rise of Kraken is worrying many Canadians. The majority of Canadians are vaccinated and many of them are starting to think COVID-19 isn’t a threat [Read More]
By, Dhevin Indar, Podcast Daxnie Desmoulin, Podcast Eriane Christie, Article Roshan Singh, Data Visualization The COVID-19 pandemic has changed many people’s lives during the past three years. But Canadians have managed by following the pandemic [Read More]
By Maitri Shah “Aim to drink less,” advises the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction. The CCSA reports say that individuals who consume seven or more standard drinks pre-week are at an increasingly high [Read More]
by Jeff Viray The Ontario Government has wasted about 3.4 million Covid-19 vaccine doses. That is 9% of the vaccines it received from the federal government, according the Provincial Auditor’s annual report. Thirty-eight per cent [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 Mnishi Sharma Imagine if we had one organ that took up almost two thirds of our bodies. Our lives would depend on that organ’s well-being, right? There would be doctors, research centres and hospitals [Read More]
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