By Anastasiia Pereimybida At 35, Barbara made an unusual decision that would change her life forever. Born in the United States, she became a Canadian citizen in 2014 and heard a challenge that would lead [Read More]
Where does it all start? It is a key question some may ask as it seems that gambling has been around for quite some time. It is believed that gambling has been known to existence [Read More]
By: Folashade Adetuyi Every Monday and Friday, the Hive organizes a grilled cheese day at Seneca@York that provides healthy and affordable meals for only $1.00. The SFF President Sara Noviski Rodrigues says, “we see the [Read More]
Barbara Hodder’s story is an inspiring example of personal transformation, resilience, and the drive to make a difference in the world. In 2014, she proudly became a Canadian citizen, an event that would completely influence [Read More]
Barbara Hodder started serving when she was 35 years old. She immigrated to Canada and she always wanted to join the military. When she got her citizenship , the citizen judge told her to do [Read More]
Sitting in his family home, Graham Lamb reminisced about a different time, talking to me about how the house looked when he first moved in with his dad. There used to be a chain-link fence, [Read More]
By: Folashade Adetuyi S@YNEWS A former Parliamentary secretary to the Prime Minister says Justin Trudeau has lost the confidence of Canadians and cannot win the next election. “When you are in power for ten years, you [Read More]
By: Ghazal Fatima Military service was the first thing on Barbara Hodder’s mind when she gained Canadian citizenship. Many immigrants arrive in Canada hoping for a better life. After having established herself in her new [Read More]
By: Folashade Adetuyi Aaryan Shetty, 22, is a Seneca Polytechnic student, studying in the Esports Marketing Management Program. He started playing video games on his PlayStation 2 as a kid. He took a break [Read More]
By Giulliana Micheletto Willowdale Manor is much more than just a retirement residence to dozens of seniors in North York. The place became home to Vicent Mak fifteen years ago, when he decided that he [Read More]
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