Centennial Colts men’s baseball home opener spoiled by Fanshawe
The Centennial College Colts get outscored 23-2 across their doubleheader against the Fanshawe Falcons, in their first ever home game
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Centennial Colts men’s baseball team begins 1st official OCAA season
Centennial College’s men’s baseball team is looking to build on the first official win in the program’s history when they take the field against Fanshawe and Humber this weekend. The Colts split a doubleheader in…
‘Tis the season for norovirus
The recent outbreak of norovirus is not an unusual trend, according to Dr. Michael Finkelstein, associate medical officer of health at Toronto Public Health.
Filmmaker mentors novices to avoid production pitfalls
The meeting came to an abrupt halt when Ryan Singh could not hold his frustration any much longer. “I have lost thousands and thousands of dollars in this kind of environment and I don’t want this to happen to … you, ” he said. At a meeting with novice filmmaker, Issey Abraha, in a Toronto restaurant, Singh was remembering a film he’d produced in 2007. The film, “Curse of Ham,” had required that he budget money for crewmembers, marketing and video production before he shot it. But he under-estimated the cost. His mistake is instructive to his protégé Issey Abraha.
Transit service to suburban colleges, universities lacking, students say
Four days a week Vera El-timany deals with a long commute to her college. “Altogether I spend at least three hours commuting,” she says. She’s not alone.
Agincourt CI to compete in city volleyball championship tomorrow
The Agincourt Collegiate junior boys’ volleyball team will advance to the city finals tomorrow at Humber College after winning both their sets against York Mills Collegiate yesterday afternoon. Their opponent will be decided today as…
Toronto forum discusses current revolution in Middle East
A Canadian sociology professor says, despite the popular revolutions in the Middle East and North Africa, women’s rights are not yet being respected in the region. The Glenn Gould Studio in downtown Toronto was packed…
TTC commuters assess impact of coming route cuts
Rush Kazi, a paralegal in North York, relies on the TTC to get to work every day. Riding the 122 Graydon Hall bus, it takes her nearly two hours to get to work. “If they…
The sky is not falling on the traditional book
A former Canadian publishing executive says, contrary to popular myth, e-readers have not killed the hard-cover book. On Sunday, publishers, readers and writers gathered at Queen’s Park during the annual Word on the Street festival…
Property values top GO Transit forum
A Toronto real estate broker says with the Georgetown Rail Expansion underway in northwest Toronto, property values along the corridor will decline.