Hamilton Harbour’s relationship with Industries and Indigenous Peoples

Hamilton Harbour has officially hit 30 years of being an area of concern.

Provincial Funding: Schools and Ontario Hydro

Ontarians are concerned if the continuation of the rising Hydro bill may once again pose a possible risk for some schools to close.

On Nov. 16, Todd Smith, the MPP in the riding of Prince Edward-Hastings protested to the…

Story Time: Study Abroad in New Zealand

Canada’s Health Crisis

The government calls it a “public health emergency” but doesn’t take any medicinal measures to help efficiently treat it. The opioid crisis has been spreading in North America. The biggest monster of it all: fentanyl.

Pursuing the Liberal Party’s 2015 political reform resolution may not be a good step forward for Canada. Before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s party won the majority votes by a…

Teen Drop-In Program in the Salvation Army

Kaitlyn, a local 15 year-old who regularly attends the teen drop-in program explains that, “it’s a nice place to meet new friends,” sitting with her friends who agree. “Whenever I need to escape from problems, I just come in and talk. It’s convenient…

Municipal: Board of Health

The city of Toronto is working to improve affordable, quality and stable housing, as it links to many contributing risk factors of mental and physical health.

On Oct. 31, Toronto Councillors gathered in City Hall for the 15th Board of Health meeting to…