As the trend of being environmentally friendly continues to grow, the automotive industry is trying not to be left behind, particularly with full electric vehicles being on the rise. I had a chance to visit Plug [Read More]
Customers paying for their items are used to having the option to self-pay with self-checkout machines. But now, chains, including Canadian Tire have removed the option at certain locations. The hardware franchise has opted to [Read More]
By: Martin Oldhues Children nowadays are losing the basic ability to read and write, impacting their future to sustain jobs, as nearly 20 percent of Canadian Kids no longer frequently read, says Scholastics. This inspired Caledon [Read More]
By: Justine Catalan Toronto’s subway system serves as a lifeline for over a million commuters each week, yet beneath the daily hustle lies a growing issue—the presence of homeless individuals seeking shelter within the transit [Read More]
by: Begimay Koigeldi In recent years, a concerning trend has emerged among international students in Canada, with many dealing with mental health issues because of their profound sense of loneliness and isolation. Several factors [Read More]
Amid year of high prices for food, many holiday staples are much more expensive this year. Families gathering for the holiday season may be feeling the pressure while grocery shopping. With food prices soaring, Toronto [Read More]
In August, I woke up to a nightmare – severe neck pain that left me feeling partially paralyzed. Little did I know this was the beginning of a frustrating journey through Ontario’s healthcare system. [Read More]
A 20-Year-Old Just Trying to Make it on Her Own Roxy Amin is a single woman living alone in Toronto. A remote Executive Assistant with Red Rover, she works countless hours each day to [Read More]
As rental prices go up, so do the number of people seeking shelters. Housing insecurities are further complicated by compounding issues such as mental illnesses. Nisha Panchal rents a room for $700 per month. She [Read More]
By:Habeebah Ahmad An international student from Nigeria has found living in Canada harder than he thought it would be. Between having to juggle three part time jobs to pay for his tuition and sustain his [Read More]
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