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]
By Jay Ann Ramirez North York — A resident in Hamilton, Ontario, is fighting food waste by rescuing food from dumpsters. Mylene Martinez said growing up in a low-income family in the Philippines taught her [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: Kaitlin Hartley The richest man in the world, valued at just over 260 billion dollars, has made an offer to buy Twitter shortly after becoming its largest shareholder. Musk currently holds over 9% of shares [Read More]
by Alonzo Aldaba The tunneling for the new Eglinton Crosstown West Extension has begun in GTA. It is the first phase of a seven-stop extension which the Ontario government promises will bring a more efficient [Read More]
by: Kaitlin Hartley Groceries and housing have two things in common: we can’t live without them, and their prices are all skyrocketing. Inflation is now at 5.7% in Canada, the highest it has been in [Read More]
By Alonzo Aldaba Toula Kriparos like many other people routinely visits stores such as Costco, Walmart, and Longos in order to buy whatever she needs and wants. However, she’s been noticing that stores have been [Read More]
by Ankit Banerjee Spring officially started on March 20, with the date marking the Spring Equinox in the northern hemisphere. The season kicked off better than expected, with warmer than average 13 and 14-degree highs on [Read More]
By Alonzo Aldaba Frances Nuyen has three children and says child care costs are almost as much as her salary. She welcomes the announcement that Ontario has signed on to the federal government’s $10 a [Read More]
by: Kaitlin Hartley Rent in Toronto is yet again on a steady rise. Since the beginning of 2022, landlords have been able to increase rent for their tenants for the first time since 2020’s freeze [Read More]
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