When immigrant seniors feel isolated, Toronto’s libraries can offer help
The Toronto Public Library has several programs to help isolated newcomers settle in the city, but staff say those who need the support may not know about it.
Education
CUPE education workers strike amid govt. invoking notwithstanding clause
On Friday 55,000 Canadian Union of Public employees began their strike and protest of the provincial governments use of the notwithstanding clause
Indigenous Legacy Gathering gives attendees a chance to reflect on Truth and Reconciliation
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is one of the most important days in Canadian history. Its time Indigenous voices are heard.
Do Scarborough students learn enough about provincial politics in high school? We put them to the test
With the Ontario general election just passing, highschool students were asked if they are educated enough on our Ontario government along with the policies.
Understanding the key differences between the NDP and Liberal parties
As election pressure intensifies in Toronto’s east end, many voters are experiencing feelings of overload and perplexity given the extent of similarities between the Liberal party and the New Democratic Party (NDP). Though both leaders…
Black Mental Health Matters every day of the year, psychotherapist says
Does the annual observance of Black History Month have any impact on the mental health of the Black community?
Arts Ahead 2022 symposium reimagines the future of art
Incorporating technology is at the forefront of artistic innovation, and more women should be a part of that change, according to one artist. Shonee, a digital-media artist, was a speaker at Arts Ahead 2022, a symposium…
Some Ryerson students fear falling behind as in-person learning returns
Ryerson University may return to fully in-person learning soon, but some students are concerned whether they will fall behind if they were to get sick.
Recent back-to-school plan divides Ryerson University community
%%excerpt%% Ryerson University is in the midst of bringing classes back to campus, but not everyone is happy about the plan. Some students and staff would prefer to stay online for the rest of the semester.
Ontario universities rebuff demands for lower tuition amid COVID-19 pandemic
As Ontario universities and colleges continue to operate online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many students feel their education is lessening in quality while fees stay stagnant.