by Jamila Apolinario Security guards at the Eaton Centre on Sunday told the crowd of about 50 to “keep their pants on”, at least until they got into the subway. The organizers, however, had a [Read More]
Telecom companies slow to sign up to provide service. Cell service in the subway system could be available on all platforms, and in certain area within the tunnels. Shahroze Rauf, S@Y News Cell service in [Read More]
By David Dennis, Seneca College Journalism Marie Gomez is a Second Lieutenant (2Lt) with the Canadian Military and is also one of the Cadet Instructor Cadre’s with her branch of the Cadet Program run by [Read More]
May May was adopted from an animal shelter right before she was going to get euthanized By: Steven Blahut, Student Journalist, Seneca College 10-year-old Bella or better known to most May May was caged up [Read More]
“Even when I am concussion free, I am a lot more sensitive to light. I was diagnosed with depression and I am still on pills for it. The doctors and I both speculate that the concussions impacted this change immensely.” [Read More]
Society is evolving and we’re starting to feel it more and more. People keep pushing boundaries and redefining what people consider “normal.” Stephanie Chinn is one of those people. She is a writer, illustrator and speaker who was hired by Michael Obama’s voting initiative. [Read More]
As time changes, businesses have to change with it in order to be successful. One way that businesses have changed in the last decade, is paying social media “influencers” to advertise their products. [Read More]
After a speech made at the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), the actor and comedian Sacha Baron Cohen sparked a controversy over the possible regulation of social media. [Read More]
Courtesy of Win McNamee – Getty Images Max Krainii The Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, has announced Monday that the country is starting the process of formal withdrawal from the Paris agreement. President Trump [Read More]
By Anouck Blondé High levels of lead have been found in tap water in Canada. It is caused by old infrastructure and plumbing. A year-long collaborative investigation by more than 120 journalists, shows worrying results. [Read More]
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