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A Year of Remarkable People
In a year when so much has changed, when so many things we usually take for granted have been taken away, there are those among us who refuse to let the pandemic defeat them. Sometimes [Read More]
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Youth Soccer Coach Gives Back to the Underprivileged Youth
Arnold Boros has always had a passion for soccer. Having had try-outs for professional clubs in England like Charlton United, he realized that the pay for play system in North America hindered the growth of [Read More]
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SMALL ACTION FOR BIG DREAMS
Rec-Sisters Rec-Sisters Achievements Rec-Sister Challenges The film industry has been a men’s environment for many years. Nowadays, the industry is having more women in the technical crew and at the same time, they are [Read More]
Data Journalism
Toronto Housing Market Reaches New High
TORONTO HOUSING MARKET REACHES NEW HIGH By Dee Guttman, Farhan Chaudhry and Diane Zaide While Torontonians have been used to high prices regarding its housing market, it seems as though this new high will take [Read More]
Data Journalism
Most Google searched NHL players in Canada
Over the past year, you can only imagine the millions of searches for NHL players on Google. Thousands are playing in the league, but we’ve narrowed our data down to five players; Connor McDavid, Auston [Read More]
Featured
Canadian journalists’ path to happiness in the midst of a pandemic and media cuts
Source: Michael De Adder/Private 2008 “I was devastated. It was completely devastating,” says Michael De Adder, remembering that February 11, 2008, when Halifax Daily News closed. The award-winning editorial cartoonist lost his job, along with [Read More]
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The Percentage of Most Google Searched NHL Players
1. Connor McDavid The number one most searched NHL Player today is none other than Connor McDavid. The Edmonton Oilers captain has scored the most points in the past three NHL seasons with 324. His [Read More]
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Driving During a Pandemic – How One Truck Driver is Holding Down the Fort
ST. JOHN’S, NL – It’s a line that has become synonymous with the COVID-19, ” If it got to your home, it came from a truck.” During the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada’s truck drivers have become a [Read More]
Data Journalism
High Canadian Unemployment Rate Means Less Opportunity for Recent Graduates
“It’s so disappointing to know that all the struggles won’t be worth it if Canada doesn’t adjust its policies”. -Tania Martinez Tania Martinez graduated from Centennial College with a post-graduate diploma in Event management in [Read More]
Human Interest
Rexdale native starts non-profit organization to help woman of colour find self-love and development
Sis to Sis Toronto Sis to Sis Toronto event/Teshyla Bailey Sis to Sis is a Toronto-based grassroots organization that supports young Black women and women of colour on their journey of self-love and self-development. The [Read More]