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2,200 teachers needed for increased enrolment in virtual school
BY PAUL JUNOR As schools reopen across the province, and over two million students in 72 boards prepare for schooling,
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“A poet is a liar who always speaks the truth”
BY SABRINA S – 12 YEARS OLD How many friends do you have? How many of them actually talk to
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Saving money is not natural; here are seven tips to help you save
BY CLEVE DeSOUZA We know saving and investing money are the keys to building wealth, yet the rate of which
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It is now compulsory to register short term rental units
BY JAY BRIJPAUL Toronto has taken the first leap on mandatory registration of short-term rental units. This new ruling applies
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Corporate-owned life insurance – estate transfer
BY ANDREW STEWART Business owners have two options when choosing how to own a life insurance policy on their lives:
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Black lawyers on Bay Street – Are we being overlooked
BY NANA ADJIE-POKU Back in 2017, there was an article written in the Globe & Mail involving lawyer Hadiya Roderique
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The Ontario Human Rights Commission Interim Report on racial profiling by the Toronto Police Service
BY NANA ADJEI-POKU In 2017, the Ontario Human Rights Commission launched an inquiry into racial profiling and discrimination of blacks,
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Writing gives me a voice!
BY MAKAYLA B. – 12 YEARS OLD If I were asked what purpose writing serves in my life, I would
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How this school year is different than last year!
BY MAKAYLA B. – 12 YEARS OLD During COVID-19 people are wondering whether to take their kids to school or
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Spoken to by the God’s; the reign of Tuthmosis the 4th
BY DAVE RANKIN After the passing of his father Amenhotep 2nd, his young son Thutmosis 4th ascended to the throne.
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