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Sports
Sting Makes it 14-0 Sweeping The Loyalist Lancers Team
By: Logan Bennett Seneca went into Saturday’s game against the Loyola Lancers looking for its fourteenth victory of the season. Seneca was the first to serve and they got the first points. The Lancers [Read More]
Sting women’s volleyball team looks to make it 14-0 against Loyalist
By: Logan Bennett The Seneca women’s volleyball team is looking for a better performance than the one it had against Durham Lords last Saturday, even though they won the game 3-2. The Sting look to [Read More]
Seneca Women’s Soccer Team Is Getting Ready For Its Upcoming Indoor Soccer Season
By: Logan Bennett Seneca’s indoor soccer team held a second tryout for its upcoming season, looking to win the championship again. The Sting’s soccer team won the OCAA provincial and national championships last year. They also [Read More]
Entertainment
Holiday Box Office Boosts Cineplex Revenue
By Jordan Taylor The box office is taking a turn for the better. For the holiday season this year Cineplex (which is the largest movie theatre chain in Canada) reported that their box office revenue [Read More]
In Dylan’s Orbit
by Syed Mowla How can a film on a musician as well known as Bob Dylan be made? If you’re Todd Haynes you don’t even look for the man’s center. Instead of trying to portray [Read More]
Video Game: Waste of Time or Career Choice?
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]
Lifestyle
Mazda’s First PHEV and HEV in Canada- Mazda Cx-90
Mazda has launched its very first hybrid car in Canada. The 2024 Mazda Cx-90 is now available for purchase. Mazda also brought back 6 cylinder engines. After nine years the automaker finally brings back some [Read More]
Millennials and the Housing Market
By: Anisa Ali On top of being one of the richest countries in the world, Canada is known for its landscapes, cultural diversity, and high quality of living. Over the past couple of years, Canada [Read More]
Black Friday – Cyber Monday – Giving Tuesday
by Anisa Ali The start of the holiday shopping season in North America is upon us. that’s right! Black Friday is happening this week on Friday, November 24, 2023. Black Friday It’s time for consumers [Read More]
Family Day Fun Underneath a Toronto Highway
by Jeff Viray For many, the Gardner Expressway is a great way to travel around Toronto, but just hiding underneath it and right beside Fort York is a scenic outdoor skating rink, “The Bentway.” “The [Read More]
Three Toronto friends finally hit the jackpot after playing Lotto 6/49 for over 16 years
In 2005, Kenneth Nitsotolis, Dino Martino, and Bill Tepelenas began their tradition of playing Lotto Max and Lotto 6/49. Over a decade and a half later, the group hit the September 22 Lotto 6/49 jackpot [Read More]
Sweet Treats and Delicious Eats- Remarkable Person
by Dee Guttman Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Richelle Acdal found herself in a dire situation, deciding to leave her job in customer service due to the rising numbers amidst the second wave of the [Read More]
News
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Customers paying for their items are used to having the option to self-pay with self-checkout machines. But now, chains, including Canadian Tire have removed the option at certain locations. The hardware franchise has opted to [Read More]
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By: Vijay A. Singh This past Weekend Toronto Police Services broke the record for the largest cocaine and crystal methamphetamine drug bust in Toronto’s history. Toronto Police, Deputy Chief Rob Johnson and Superintendent Steve [Read More]
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After 51 years of being open and the home of the Seneca Sting varsity basketball teams, the Newnham Athletic Centre is set to be torn down this January with the construction of the new centre [Read More]
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Image of teens vaping together (Courtesy consumer.healthday.com) Will the Canadian Government start putting more Laws against e-cigarette companies to Stop them from Selling to Young Adults? When vaping was first invented in 2003, its [Read More]
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By: Adam D’Addario The audience gathers in a large room at Toronto Metropolitan University to watch a short documentary called “Becoming Astra.” The 10-minute film documents the stories of three women who chronicle how pole [Read More]
Podcasts
“AT THE SHOT CLOCK PODCAST” with JC Cruz Episode 3: SPECIAL GUEST? And players who are on the rise to GREATNESS and STARDOM!
Welcome back (or welcome) to the At The Shot Clock podcast! In this episode, similar to the last episode, this time, we talk about current NBA players who are making their name known in [Read More]
The Flip Side of Sports – Podcast Ep 5
By Noah Trenton The development of youth sports is a necessary process for establishing the athlete’s future in their chosen sport(s). Some parents and coaches may be displaying the wrong message to young athletes. This [Read More]
The Flip Side of Sports – Podcast Ep 3
Courtesy: clubrespect.org By Noah Trenton Referees have been an important part of sports from the very beginning. Referees do not get the same love and support as the players and coaches, instead, they are on the [Read More]
The Flip Side of Sports – Podcast Ep 2
Courtesy: coach.danatoo By Noah Trenton Coaching in sports has evolved so much over the years. From the old-school mentality of coaching, where coaches would be excessively hard on their athletes and share little to no [Read More]
The Flip Side of Sports – Podcast Ep 1
By: Noah Trenton Athletes are always developing their skills. If it’s their first-ever practice or last game before retirement, they are continuously developing their skills along with adjusting to teams and new environments. The mental [Read More]