These Scarborough residents can’t vote, but they still care about politics
“Eligible voter” is a title only Canadian citizens can claim.
“Eligible voter” is a title only Canadian citizens can claim.
Across the country there is growing debate on whether men’s and women’s gym facilities should be separated, especially on university campuses.
When she was a York University student, Victoria Cooling coped with the idiosyncrasies of public transit only so long. “While in school, I used to commute from Richmond Hill to York University,” she said. “That required three busses and if the connections were not aligned, I’d automatically be late for school. Public transit is not reliable, especially in areas that are high traffic or require frequent stops.”
Sledge hockey or wheelchair basketball? It was a choice Corin Metzger was faced with. Her main love was sledge hockey but she knew she had to make a decision as to which sport she was going to focus her time. Metzger, who was four years old when she first picked up a basketball, chose hardwood over ice.
Cold weather and snowfall did not stop students at UTSC from participating in a familiar game to Harry Potter fans: Quidditch.
“Stop!” an audience member yells and the actor makes way for the spectator to come on stage and join the action.
This technique is called forum theatre, and it was used on Oct. 18 at Metro Hall (55 John St.) where six residents of the Kingston, Galloway and Orton Park (KGO) neighbourhoods performed their show, And Here We Dwell.
TD Bank Group presented the University of Toronto Scarborough with their $1 million gift ahead of the tree planting at Rouge Park to mark the donation.
TD Canada have announced they are gifting $1 million to the University of Toronto Scarborough.
Stock ticker, dual-screen computers, lecture podium, UTSC hoodies? Hard to paint this image in your head but this is exactly what you can expect to see when you step into the new financial lab at the University of Toronto Scarborough.
The University of Toronto Scarborough campus is sneaking up on bigger-name schools and winning students over.