In what some are calling an intimacy drought, the digital age has brought on a new generation of relationship pitfalls. Social media-related transgressions are becoming increasingly common among couples, making it harder than ever to [Read More]
After two weeks of mounting escalations between Israel and Hezbollah, the Israeli government has expanded its ground war in the Middle East: on Monday its armed forces entered Lebanon for the first time since 2006. [Read More]
Moving up from the first year of college to the second can be exciting but challenging. The first year usually is about adjusting to life in college, making new friends, learning how to manage your [Read More]
Nikesh Kadawathage is an accountant that lives in Ajax, Ontario who donates his blood once every two months. It all began when Nikesh was a kid. Nikesh grew up witnessing his dad donate his blood. [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]
As of October 23, 2023, Canada’s COVID-19 vaccination campaign has achieved substantial progress, with 96.1% of residents in Newfoundland and Labrador received at least one vaccine dose. Prince Edward Island follows closely with a vaccination [Read More]
by Jeff Viray, Ana Luiza Albacete, Rayssa Cavalacanti, Luke Shikhashvili In 2022 Canada admitted over four-hundred thousand new immigrants into the country. This number reflects the ever-growing immigrant population the country has been seeing. As [Read More]
By, Cassandra Hoddinott & Chantel Colwill https://youtu.be/Aoo_rvptsx8 When the internet because a household commodity, the streaming of videos, illegally, started. With companies like DivX, people were able to send video files through emails, and have [Read More]
Gurpreet Singh If we take a look at real time provincial popularity, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals leading in Atlantic with nine points from Conservatives. In Quebec, their support remains ahead by six points [Read More]
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]
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