Preparing the basis for a successful term is important during the first week, for both returning and new students. Welcome meetings were held throughout the first week to assist students in familiarizing themselves with the [Read More]
By Berly Thomas Toronto: When it comes to repairing your iPhone and fixing issues, some people suggest doing it on their own. The question of who owns your iPhone determines the right to repair. Can [Read More]
by Begimay Koigeldi Since the outbreak of conflict in Ukraine two years ago, Canada has extended a helping hand to those fleeing the horrors of war through initiatives like the Canada-Ukraine temporary authorization for an [Read More]
By: Adam El-Zein The Miami Heat went up against the Philadelphia 76ers last night in the play-in tournament. With Philly holding the 7th seed, and Miami at the 8th seed, the two teams clashed to see [Read More]
By: Giuliano Trombatore The Mississauga Steelheads finished the regular season in 4th place of the Eastern Conference with 36 wins and 22 losses and a total of 84 points. They matched up against the Sudbury [Read More]
By playing Ping Pong, Nicholas Austin combat loneliness and promotes physical activities among senior. Seniors for Seniors In an age where digital connectivity often overshadows face-to-face interaction, the issue of senior loneliness looms [Read More]
https://www.senecapolytechnic.ca/about/reports/annual-report/Seneca-at-a-Glance-2023.pdf In response to the escalating numbers of international students flocking to Canada for higher education, the government has unveiled a comprehensive plan aimed at curbing the issuance of study permits for the upcoming year. [Read More]
By: Habeebah Ahmad & Laura Mejia In the past five years auto theft in the GTA has become a growing problem, especially in Peel Region. On average, 20 cars are being stolen a day. A [Read More]
By Raissa Santos In Toronto, the morning began with a sky covered in thick clouds. The low visibility caused worry among the people excited about the solar eclipse. The phenomenon where the moon passes between [Read More]
by Meaghan Franchi Premier Doug Ford has announced the first medical school in Canada aimed at training family doctors. “Today’s announcement is part of our plan to connect more Ontario families to more convenient care, including primary [Read More]
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