Schools should be places where all students feel safe and supported, but for many Muslim youth, this is not the reality
BY KHADIJA KARIM Imagine walking into a room, all eyes on you. It happens to everyone at some point, right?
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The art of remaking and expanding classics: Why Hollywood can’t let go of its originals
BY AMARI SUKHDEO Hollywood has long had a love affair with remakes, reboots, and sequels, but in recent years, the
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While 2024 didn’t bring consistent wins, it showcased the West Indies Cricket team’s passion and potential
BY KRISHNA MISTRY The West Indies 2024 cricket season has come to an end. This year was filled with ups
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How many of you are counting your problems, instead of counting your blessings?
BY KAHA GEDI Growing up is one of the most beautiful parts of life. It’s a journey filled with so
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The People-to-People Programme opens doors to the heart of the Bahamas
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Snow falls softly outside the window. Inside, you shiver in a thick sweater, nursing a steaming
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The Canadian Government continues to pay lip service to ongoing issues of systemic discrimination and racism
BY PAUL JUNOR There has been evidence presented during the two weeks of hearings in Toronto to the lawyers representing
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The sooner you remove ultra processed foods from your diet, the closer you will be to a healthier, happier you
BY SIMONE J. SMITH It is convenience that often lures busy Torontonians into the clutches of processed foods. Grab-and-go meals,
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Silencing the stories that make us human; Sheridan College announces the suspension of the Creative Writing & Publishing Program
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Humanity’s journey towards self-expression began not with the brushstroke of an artist, but with the etching
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Still having problems with your period? You should probably read this!
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “Menstrual abnormalities strongly associated with proximity to COVID-19 vaccinated individuals: A survey study in unvaccinated women.”
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