First-ever neurodivergent thrift store comes to Toronto
A new thrift store pop-up is happening in Toronto and it is something the city has never seen before. Thriftism is a collection of LGBTQ+ and Neurodiverse vendors that have created an inclusive space for Toronto thrifters. Jaiden Dalbello, owner of Back at You Vintage, has been an online... Read more
New designers make their debuts at Fashion Art Toronto
Fashion Art Toronto (FAT) wrapped up its fall/winter four-day fashion week, showcasing collections from 40 Canadian designers last Sunday, Nov. 19. Designers from previous fashion weeks returned this season, but FAT also welcomed new designers. Among these fresh faces was Sanya Rambally Conklin, founder and designer of Sandy Bottom... Read more
The Hummm: Episode 3 Toronto Life
Welcome to the final episode of The Hummm, brought to you by the bright student journalists from Humber College’s Bachelor of Journalism program. In this season finale, we explore Toronto’s bustling social scene during the busiest season of the year! Join us on a journey through the heart of... Read more
Humber’s new childcare program responds to staff shortage in Peel Region
Humber is launching a new Early Child Education diploma program (ECE) in collaboration with Peel Region. It will start in January 2024 and will run for 4 semesters, until April 2025. Though the college already has a similar program, this one aims to provide accessible learning for Peel residents... Read more
Metroland downfall further threatens future of local reporting

About 600 employees of the Toronto Star-owned chain of community newspapers are being cut.

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Four arrested during North York 
rally in support of Israel
Toronto Police arrested four people after skirmishes broke out during a rally in support of Israel Monday night. Community leaders and politicians from all levels of government gathered in a show of support for Israel at the rally in Mel Lastman Square in North York on Monday, Oct. 9.... Read more
International students struggling with housing

The housing crisis is affecting international students

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Jeremy Honess: Political rhetoric – a dubious second language
Throughout my time at Humber College, I found myself accidentally pigeonholed into covering issues on municipal politics. This inevitably led to me having lots of interviews with city councillors which got me thinking about their approach to how they responded to questions. What bothered me the most was their non-committal... Read more