Fecal matters
“Wastewater data can helps measure the prevalence and growth of Variants of Concern (VOCs) in the community.”
Lost and found in Canada
At a concert unlike any other, a family completes its family tree after years of separations
The Rise of Lala Hijabs
How the Saleh Family transformed passion into profit
Wedding bells v.s. COVID hell
Adela and Rio are an Albanian-Canadian couple who were supposed to have the traditional wedding of their dreams until COVID bud in.
Do Multi-Level Marketing Companies Mislead Students?
By Parker Theis When Asha Swann entered the nondescript office building for the Toronto branch of Vector Marketing in 2017, she was excited about the prospect of her first job. She was placed in a room with other teens and told that they would be interviewing for a cutlery company called Cutco. They were shown…
Keeping Holocaust Education Alive in Toronto Schools
By Asha Swann Nate Leipciger’s teenage years were stolen from him. In 1943, at 15, he was shipped off to Auschwitz, the deadliest network of concentration camps of the Second World War. By 1945, he had survived malnourishment and disease in seven different concentration camps. When he finally moved to Toronto three years later, only…
Sidelined
After the pandemic pre-empted Ontario university football players’ shots at playing professionally, top prospects have spent the last two years working tirelessly for a chance to live out their dream
We can finally go to concerts Again. Here’s how to stay safe
By Isabella Daniel Some fear that concert violence may occur as restrictions ease as we enter this new post-pandemic era. In 2019, Befftow Ali attended her first concert at Rebel Entertainment Complex in Toronto. She was excited to see her favourite artist, YBN Nahmir, perform live. But while waiting in line with her friends she…
Recreational return: A generation of kids dealing with post-COVID sports
By Gabriel Suarez Four year old Noah spent the entire pandemic at home with his family. His first taste of social interaction outside his household begins when he enters organized sports in May. Noah playing outside right after the pandemic started. (Gabriel Suarez/T•) “I like it when my parents play with me,” Noah said while…
Not all Ontario workers will benefit from the right to disconnect
Despite the new “right to disconnect” policy in Ontario, workers still feel that more rules need to be implemented so that employees can fully disengage from their jobs.