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Global Brain Computer-Interface market expected to grow to 3.1 billion by 2030

Global Brain Computer-Interface market expected to grow to 3.1 billion by 2030

Business & TechCanadaHealthInternationalNews Feb 12, 2025

The program coordinator for Humber’s biomedical science program Matthew DaCosta says the polytechnic should concentrate on machine learning artificial intelligence courses to help graduates adapt to the industry of brain-computer interface technologies. DaCosta is an instructor and program coordinator of the Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences program. DaCosta... Read more
City of Toronto’s homelessness infrastructure strategy aims to move more people to long-term facilities

City of Toronto’s homelessness infrastructure strategy aims to move more people to long-term facilities

Health Jan 8, 2025

By Victoria Hincapie The City of Toronto plans to add up to 20 new shelter locations by 2033 via its Homelessness Services Capital Infrastructure Strategy (HSCIS).  “As these sites open, it will allow the City to move away from temporary sites without losing capacity. These locations will stabilize the... Read more
SkedPod Episode 2: Seasonal Affective Disorder

SkedPod Episode 2: Seasonal Affective Disorder

EnvironmentHealthNewsPodcast Sep 23, 2024

Hosts Brianna Alexander-Thomas and Aliyah Marko-Omene discuss Seasonal Affective Disorder and hear from students how they prioritize their mental health during the colder months. Read more
Canada’s warmest winter ever points to a climate change crisis, expert warns

Canada’s warmest winter ever points to a climate change crisis, expert warns

CanadaEnvironmentNewsPolitics Apr 4, 2024

Canada recorded its warmest winter in 2024. One of the coldest countries in the world saw a lack of snowfall this winter in areas of southern provinces such as Ontario and Quebec. Professor in the Department of Biology at McGill University, Catherine Potvin, says the climate modelling reports that... Read more
Humber’s Sustainability Trail highlights green initiatives, but some say it’s not enough

Humber’s Sustainability Trail highlights green initiatives, but some say it’s not enough

EnvironmentEtobicokeHumberNews Nov 23, 2023

Recently, Humber presented a new sustainability initiative. How effective has this project been so far? Find out in our newest article!

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Neighbourhood Association gives away 200 trees at the 5th Annual Long Branch Tree Fest

Neighbourhood Association gives away 200 trees at the 5th Annual Long Branch Tree Fest

EntertainmentEnvironmentNews Oct 1, 2023

Those who decided to head to Marie Curtis Park on Sunday, September 24 enjoyed a sunny day full of activities meant to promote reconnection to nature, and the spread of information about environmental issues.

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Suicide awareness needs prevention not reaction, professor says

Suicide awareness needs prevention not reaction, professor says

HealthHumberLifestyleNews Sep 28, 2023

TRIGGER WARNING: This story contains triggering content and talks about suicide. Viewer discretion is advised. September is Suicide Awareness Month. With classes starting in full swing, Humber students and faculty are taking some time to take care of themselves. Humber offers counseling services and 24/7 community support for anyone... Read more
Local gardening centre uses grant to support pollinator insect population

Local gardening centre uses grant to support pollinator insect population

EnvironmentEtobicokeHealthNews Sep 28, 2023

Months after receiving a grant from the city of Toronto in April, this local environmental association is showing results in their community garden. Their goal is to increase the number of habitats for these insects to contribute to more genetic diversity among different breeds of plants. Not only bees,... Read more
Final 2022 Skedlive show Thursday, Nov. 24

Final 2022 Skedlive show Thursday, Nov. 24

EntertainmentEnvironmentHealthNewsSkedLiveSports Nov 24, 2022

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Best-before dates may lead to food waste

Best-before dates may lead to food waste

EnvironmentHealth Oct 19, 2022

Every type of food in the fridge or pantry is labelled with best-before dates. However, not all foods turn bad once that date has passed. Best-before dates tend to be read as expiration dates, and this sometimes leads to food waste. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says that best-before... Read more
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