Zoe Johnston & Daxnie Desmoulin In addition to singing and songwriting, Katrina Anastasia is a designer, stylist, and environmentalist. Her ability to branch into new things makes her a Toronto-born pop artist to watch out [Read More]
By Maitri Shah “Give them goosebumps,” tweeted The Toronto Zoo. The Toronto Zoo recently tweeted, “Roses are red; violets are blue… Is there someone in your life that’s bugging you? Give them goosebumps by naming [Read More]
By Suniti Arora Mayur Puri, an International student studying Civil Engineering at Seneca, says ordering food online is his go-to. Since he arrived in Canada, he has barely cooked any food for the last six [Read More]
by Ana Luiza Albacete Juan Teangas, a Seneca Television student, pays $1,500 dollars for a one-bedroom condo in East York. Even though he shares the place with his wife, according to Teangas, he does not [Read More]
by Wafa Yunis A recent survey conducted by Maru Public Opinion and commissioned by the Canadian Women’s Foundation (CWF) revealed that over 55% of Canadians do not know the legal definition of sexual consent. According to Canada’s criminal [Read More]
by Naomi Proulx Seneca College has spent the last two weeks setting up monitors for students to watch the 2022 World Cup. This event brings 32 countries together and Seneca College brings thousands of international [Read More]
by Maitri Shah Environment Canada has advised drivers to be careful as “persistent fog” with near zero visibility covers most of GTA and southern Ontario. Foggy conditions this morning in #Brampton #onstorm #onwx #shareyourweather pic.twitter.com/sGVJ0LhdFl — [Read More]
by Suniti Arora Elon Musk, the owner of Tesla, has lifted a digital barrier on the Tesla’s technology this week. People can finally let their Tesla drive itself in the Toronto downtown area while they [Read More]
by Nikki Partey Seneca College is holding an Open House this Saturday, November 26th from 10 AM to 2 PM. Seneca has an activity filled day planned and prospective students can join in on [Read More]
When Bailey’s siblings learned she was sick, they came up with a plan to help. Together, they founded Heroes of Hope, a greeting card business run out of their Toronto home, to raise money for [Read More]
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