Elizabeth Bain Murder Theme/Description: Elizabeth Bain, 22, went missing on June 19, 1990, after informing her mother she was going to look up the tennis schedule at the University of Toronto Scarborough campus, where she [Read More]
By Karen Alassaf, Sheena Seegoolam Demonstrators in many countries continue to hold solidarity marches with Palestinians. On January 29, 2022, the city of Toronto witnessed a march travelling from Dundas Square to the Israeli Consulate [Read More]
February is the designated month to celebrate, remember and educate ourselves on the essential contributions people of African descent have had on this world. Although in our lifetime Black history month is an annual celebration, there [Read More]
by Arpandeep Kaur Sukhleen kaur is an international student studying in Canada who is aiming to build a safe community for students who come from different parts of the world. She has been working rigorously [Read More]
Kailee Tones, Toronto. Bianca Del Bois is the founder and executive director of Urban Tails Animal Rescue in Toronto, Ontario. Del Bois and her rescue team work together to not only rescue animals but to [Read More]
María Luisa Mederos Bonilla. Toronto. A necessary job in Canada is snow removal. Environment Canada says that every year, 10 cities in Canada have 1.5 metres of snow in four months. The snow contractors tend [Read More]
By Ziyad Benhaddad The Seneca Sting lose in 5 sets against the Algonquin Wolves, The Sting were looking to improve on their impressive start to the season, but their match ended in disappointment to give [Read More]
By Andrea Ruiz Premier Doug Announced at a news conference on early February 14 that the government is up to lift the mandate of the vaccine passport at the beginning of March if public health [Read More]
The Harrison Family Murders Theme/Description: In a battle for custody of her kids, a paranoid ex-wife and her partner murder three members of the same family over a span of five years from 2009-to 2013. [Read More]
Never heard of Nova Scotia’s historic Africville? You are not alone. In 1848, Africville was established and was the home to 400 black residents. In 1965 the city council of Halifax began bulldozing every [Read More]
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