Starting the new decade in fighting: Big events scheduled for the start of 2020
BY MARCEL MARIAK With the start of a new decade just around the corner, there’s much to be excited about.
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Toronto Creatives convene
BY SELINA McCALLUM Tons of creatives, emerging and established, from Toronto came together for two days to share their wealth
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Mississauga native, RJ Barrett almost missed homecoming game against the Raptors
BY KAYLA KARIM Canadian born RJ Barrett made his return home last week to play in an arena he has
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Intimate moments with Siyabulela Mandela Part I; private tour of “Mandela: Struggle for Freedom” with Nelson Mandela’s grandson
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Wednesday, December 4th, 2019 started out like any morning. I woke up, did my meditation and
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GTA immigrant workers at the bottom of company hierarchies: Immigrants nearly absent at the top of corporate ladder
BY MARCEL MARIAK Canada is globally regarded as a place of cultural diversity and acceptance. We pride ourselves on being
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“Little Jamaica” the real experience of Costa Rica
BY SIMONE J. SMITH It felt like Jamaica! It looked like Jamaica! It sounded like Jamaica, but I know for
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Helping teenagers manage stress; the key to ensuring emotional, mental and psychological well-being
BY PAUL JUNOR Stress in the contemporary lives of teenagers is an ever-present factor that could potentially be helpful or
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Social media’s viral infection; how news got sick
BY SIMONE J. SMITH We are at the turn of a decade, and you must admit, things have changed rapidly
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Youth suicide; being aware of warning signs can help to prevent them
BY PAUL JUNOR The suicides of many high profile movie stars has brought attention to this serious social problem that
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Walkout by public high school teachers signal further labour unrest
BY PAUL JUNOR The Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF) had given notice that they would be conducting a one-day
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