Nick is in his third year of Film Production at York University. Raised in an artistic family, he’s never had much problem expressing himself whether it be through music, writing, or comedic rants. He’s a big sucker for watching and critiquing films, going to concerts, professional wrestling, and consuming coffee or chocolate. Nick intends to have many artistic pursuits in either writing, filmmaking, or anything that involves music — whatever suits his fancy on the given day. He’ll often tell you “life is short, seize the moment ‘cause tomorrow you might be dead!”
As the Senate continues to debate whether to enact Bill C-11, also known as the Online Streaming Act, many Canadians still are unaware of how it would affect Canadian content.
H: What is Bill C-11 and Why Should You Know About It?
The York community voices concerns over the potential risk of a COVID-19 resurgence and the University’s disregard for proper ventilation.
EDITORIAL: Exploring modern courtesy in our daily lives.
Louis March of the Zero Gun Violence Movement and Marcel Wilson of the One by One Movement provide insights on the city’s continued struggles with gun violence.
Out of Poilievre’s dominant win in becoming the new federal leader for the Conservative Party of Canada, comes differing perspectives on policies, employment, and the future.
The world reacts to the passing of Queen Elizabeth II after a 70-year reign and prepare for her funeral on Sept. 19
York and other universities continue to freeze tuition fees for students. Out of province and international students, however, have not been able to share the same luxury.
With the 2022 provincial election approaching, common goals bring the unlikely pairing of the NDP and Liberals together.
President Rhonda Lenton and other members of faculty discuss campus matters as the 2022 winter semester comes to a close.
Canada has always prided itself as the True North strong and free, but recent events have caused us to become divided beyond repair.
