by Jeff Viray The people of Afghanistan have seen numerous amounts of turmoil in modern times, from its first occupation of the Taliban in the late nineties to the war on terror in the early [Read More]
“Luke” was a day away from getting put down. 9 year old mix breed Luke was in a shelter in Quebec and was about to put down when “Speaking Of Dogs” started a rescue mission [Read More]
By Maitri Shah “Give them goosebumps,” tweeted The Toronto Zoo. The Toronto Zoo recently tweeted, “Roses are red; violets are blue… Is there someone in your life that’s bugging you? Give them goosebumps by naming [Read More]
Adam D’Addario, Seneca College Between January 2016 and March of this year, 30,843 Canadians died from apparent opioid toxicity overdoses. Year after year this number keeps climbing at a more alarming rate. Some provinces have [Read More]
by Maitri Shah Environment Canada has advised drivers to be careful as “persistent fog” with near zero visibility covers most of GTA and southern Ontario. Foggy conditions this morning in #Brampton #onstorm #onwx #shareyourweather pic.twitter.com/sGVJ0LhdFl — [Read More]
Walking around Toronto, chances are that you’ll probably run into if not one, then multiple Cannabis dispensaries while on your way. The city is the largest cannabis market in Canada by far, as in February [Read More]
Dilan Torres lost the mobility of his legs four years ago due to a medical condition. Today, he is a university student who survived depression to tell the story. Ludwing Dávila is also a wheelchair [Read More]
Published by: Sabah Ahmed “You know, my mom always told me that you need to present yourself. Girls are supposed to look pretty. But when I looked at myself I could see broad shoulders and [Read More]
Even though Nadia Gereliouk answered some of the phone calls in the morning, people were still waiting to see her. She has never been busier at her workplace. Though she is attending multiple meetings to [Read More]
By: Jason Saunders You might have seen the term “Anthropocene” popping up recently. It’s been used in scientific, environmental, and literary communities for over 20 years. To outsiders, it might be unclear what the word [Read More]
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