Engineering Something Creative
University of Toronto’s engineering comedy revue is back in person but students are worried about the future of their show.
University of Toronto’s engineering comedy revue is back in person but students are worried about the future of their show.
School of Medicine opening in Ontario’s Underserved Peel Region
Hockey Canada scandal puts problems surrounding sports culture under the spotlight
Taking custom embroidry orders from her bedroom and starting up a business, Aileen Ahmed looks to help struggling Muslims aound the world.
By Dylan Kulcher Entering the 2023 Cannexpo, a wash of black and green canopied the booths with exotic brands like Majoun’s Persian hash edibles and Frankie Smoke’s gold-plated joint tips dizzying attendees. A mix of dance tunes and reggae played backdrop to the talks taking place on stage while the smell of weed from product…
By Fredrick Thomas Reyes As eight-year-old Fredrick made his way through the dark blue seats of the MTS Centre (now called the Canada Life Centre), his face lit up with a broad smile reaching from ear to ear. His eyes were wide with wonder from the moment he stepped foot inside as he took in…
By Hssena Arjmand Walking down the streets of Kabul, two eyes stared back at Yama Farhad. Intrigued by their gaze, he walked closer to get a better look. The words “ میبینم ترا من – I see you” were painted below. Farhad was determined to know who was responsible for the mural. After scouring Facebook,…
A look into how players in the GTA are changing hockey’s culture
By Laviza Syed Have you ever wondered why deep talks and conversations always begin at night? Studies show that people become more emotionally vulnerable during the later hours of the night, which is why talks at 2 a.m. or 3 a.m. become infinitely more hypnotizing. Entrepreneur Saima Zaidi realized the appeal of late-night “deep talks”…
How young adults are navigating life after facing a three year pause due to the pandemic