Would I Still Love You
BY GLORIA O’KOYE In faith, Would the love that gets publicly Professed be like Clanging cymbals when things don’t Go
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6 Essential tips for mastering college productivity
BY AMARI SUKHDEO Balancing college classes, assignments, part-time jobs, and personal life can be challenging, especially when everything feels like
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It is all about using technology as a tool, not as a crutch
BY KHADIJA KARIM Artificial Intelligence, or AI for short, is already here. It is in our phones and video games.
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A recent study by Affinity Law investigated the safety of electric vehicles
BY YAHYA KARIM Electric cars (EVs) are the future of transportation, loved for being eco-friendly and high-tech. A recent study
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Record entries for JCDC FiWi Short Film Competition
BY RUSHANE FERRON The Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) has received an unprecedented number of submissions for this year’s FiWi
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York Catholic is leading the province in educational achievement
BY PAUL JUNOR The Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO), which administers the Grade 3, 6 and 9 assessments across
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York Catholic District School Board plans open house for future high school students
BY PAUL JUNOR There is: planning, preparation, and organization that parents, guardians and caregivers must make in York Region as
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The Legacy Awards; Showcasing diverse talent and celebrating the contributions of underrepresented communities
BY SIMONE J. SMITH The stage was set for a night of glitz, glamour, and celebration at Toronto’s most anticipated
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There is always more than meets the eye – Cormega is not your average artist
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Once again, Lord Fury and the Supreme Genes Team are bringing Hip-Hop royalty to Canada, and
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Celebrating Miss Lou: A life of poetry, music and love
BY PAUL JUNOR It was an inspirational day that was dedicated to honouring the legacy, influence, and impact of one
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