Candidates from the York community react to the federal election
Candidates Christina Love and Eric Frydman comment on their experiences running in the 44th election
Sarah is in her fourth year of Film Studies at York University. She is passionate about using writing as a tool to educate herself and introduce others to hidden stories and new ideas. In the future, she hopes to continue her studies in film and merge it with her love of writing and journalism. You can always find Sarah sketching, painting or endlessly watching films while waiting to get back into movie theatres.
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Transportation companies around the GTA look to ramp up their safety protocols amidst students returning to campus
The value of being alone
Learning how to be alone may be one the few positives quarantine has given us
The importance of Indigenous representation in the federal election
Reconciliation acted as one of the main themes for the Federal Leaders’ Debate, signalling the dire need for more Indigenous presence in federal government
COVID-19 vaccination mandates continue to be enforced in workplaces and schools
As Ontario creeps up on a fourth wave, can workplace vaccination mandates combat the rising numbers?
York releases 2020 Annual Employment Equity Report
The recent equity report reveals the statistics of York’s diversity amongst faculty
I have no idea what I’m going to do — and that’s okay
The future is coming, but I can’t seem to find what my place will be within it. Am I running out of time, or am I running right on track?
Increase in litter washing up on Canadian shorelines following the pandemic
From single-use food wrappings to plastic masks, Canada’s littering habits are hinting at the lasting effects of COVID-19 on the environment.
York counts down to lockout period
As the cooldown period end draws closer, is a potential lockout on the horizon for the students and faculty of York?
Pride in the pandemic: How has it changed?
Toronto’s 2SLGBTQ+ community faces another year of distanced Pride, calling for a reimagining of June’s celebrations.