How Canada’s Ninety-Three Billion Dollar Service Industry Is On Track To Losing Nearly Twenty Billion Dollars In Sales. Across Canada, COVID-19 related closures and lockdowns have impacted all businesses, but the foodservice industry remains the [Read More]
Derlea Adigue, a 12th-grade student at St. Mary’s Catholic Secondary School, says her mental state has worsened since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. As a student in her final year, Derlea stresses about University [Read More]
by Antonio Jaramillo A new month means new games. In this new chapter, I tell you which games are coming and leaving the Xbox Game Pass in February, and I share some thoughts about the [Read More]
* This article may be triggering for some * Just days after reopening, The Brass Rail gentlemen’s club in Toronto reported more than 550 people were exposed to COVID-19, putting a target on the [Read More]
by Antonio Jaramillo. The Medium is a new psychological horror game and it is the first Xbox Exclusive game of 2021. This game is available in the Xbox Game Pass since launch. In this third [Read More]
Thriving off of end-to-end encryption of all user data, WhatsApp surprised its over two billion users by announcing on January 6th, that in order to keep using the service they must agree to share their [Read More]
An attendee takes a video of chants at the BLM protest. // VIdeo Credit: Lorraine Soto Since the police killing of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man, movements like Black Lives Matter have been gaining [Read More]
ST. JOHN’S, NL – Food waste, it’s not something that many are talking about at the local bar, in the intermission of the Leafs game, or at the dinner table, to be quite Frank. In [Read More]
Food Waste is a global issue. It is the food that is not eaten or consumed. As well, there is food loss, and it happens when the food is lost during the production process. The [Read More]
Due to the pandemic, Canadians are spending more time at home which means they will be making more food purchases at grocery stores and cooking more frequently than before. Here in Toronto households, fifty percent [Read More]
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