Victoria Caister and Katelyn Huras interview students at Humber’s Lakeshore campus about the U.S. Gun Control Walk Out on March 14, 2018. Read more
After an eight-hour standoff with police in California, three female hostages and a gunman are dead; two employees and one clinical psychologist. Albert Wong, a 36-year-old army veteran attacked three workers from The Pathway Home in Napa Valley. California police confirmed Wong snuck into the home on Friday. He took three women... Read more
President Xi Jinping of China has been voted in to stay on as president for life. China voted yesterday to change its constitution and remove the two-term limit on the presidency. These changes were made by the annual sitting of parliament, the National People’s Congress, which has over 3000... Read more
The Women in Science and Engineering (WISE), University of Toronto Chapter, is hosting an International Women’s Day gala this Saturday. The gala will take place at the Hart House in downtown Toronto at 6 p.m. Women from different fields will be speaking of social justice issues and engaging in... Read more
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. president Donald Trump is in Washington today, meeting with his cabinet as discussion unfolds over impending steel and aluminum import tariffs. CBS News reports that President Trump says his tariff plan will be “fair” and “flexible” to friendly countries including Canada and Mexico amid ongoing NAFTA... Read more
Justin Trudeau’s India trip is still in the hot seat as news emerges of a known Sikh “nationalist” who attended the junket, invited by Sikh Liberal MP Randeep Sarai. The gaffe filled trip to one of the world’s emerging economies took off with great optimism and indeed netted... Read more
Here in Canada, we know snowstorms. We know to let it snow, and then we clear it. But we always forget, other countries get their fair share of snow too. But that didn’t happen in the UK. Overnight, Britain experienced what merely is known as ‘The Beast from the... Read more
Students return to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for the first time after the school’s mass shooting on Feb 14 that left 17 dead, including one teacher. Parents, teachers and students arrived on campus holding hands to collect their belongings from their lockers, and to have an orientation about... Read more
It’s that time of year again when we must say goodbye to the Winter Olympics and the athletes who participated. The games were held for two weeks in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Canada won 29 medals; 11 gold, eight silver and 10 bronze. This makes Canada’s most successful winter games in... Read more
Daily daydream: this Glasshouse in Australia will beat your winter blues
InternationalSpecials Feb 9, 2018
As Toronto is about to face a massive blizzard, some sources are saying at least ten centimetres, let’s escape for a minute to the Glasshouse from Australian based Sarah Waller Architecture. Of course, this is all a daydream. Located in Doonan, Australia in the Sunshine Coast this minimal mid-century... Read more
