By: Christian Fuller Gregory Bundschoks, a rural Alberta native, believes that food security is the future. and it has to start with the next generation. “When you start to look at how the brain actually [Read More]
Founder and CEO Ainka Jess brings almost 2 decades of experience in communications and broadcast television to the company. She has actually been recognized with WXN Canada’s Most Powerful Woman: Top 100 Award and has [Read More]
The virtual reality trend has been a fixture of the gaming world for over decade now. But more recently, the medical world has come to view virtual reality, or VR, as an unexplored avenue for [Read More]
by Zane Cherniak TikTok, the wildly popular app known for its bite-sized entertainment and cultural influence, finds itself at the heart of a heated debate over privacy and national security. While the United States initially [Read More]
Seneca Polytechnic began orientation for its fall semester last week. New and returning students were greeted by promotions for student services, alongside advertisements for phone carrier plans. Arriving students were offered a friendly, guiding [Read More]
Dentistry is one of the in High-Demand Occupations according to Canada’s Federal Skilled Worker Program that operates under the Express Entry system. However, only 10-15% of dentists currently practicing in Canada are graduated from foreign [Read More]
If you’re looking for Carley Uddenberg, chances are you’ll find her on a soccer field. Leading Seneca Polytechnic’s women’s team to its first triple gold season has launched them into the history books… [Read More]
Seneca Polytechnic is introducing Microsoft Azure AI technology to students and employees through a new program this fall, preparing them for the “workforce of the future.” In the past year, there has been a massive [Read More]
Don Forster is creating a buzz around Seneca Polytechnic. As the Director of the Sustainability Office, he contributes to the school’s environmental initiatives… [Read More]
After retiring from the paid workforce, Frank Kaufman refuses to hang up his repair tools. Following 40 years of running his own computer repair business, Frank now volunteers as a fixer with the Repair Café Toronto… [Read More]
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