It’s after 8 p.m., Wednesday evening in the gymnasium at Humber College’s North Campus. Most of the competitive Hawk teams have already packed up. The Humber Hawks cheerleading team is the only one left.
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Aaron Bowerman’s passion for travel, his people and his culture are rooted in his experiences. The 26-year old native journeyed from Manitoulin Island to Windsor and now to Toronto in pursuit of a post-secondary education in the tourism industry.
Read moreToronto’s three aboriginal childcare centers are going to close, according to the head of Native Child and Family Services. Two are already closing and the third likely will in the near future.
Read moreToronto aboriginal daycares closing
Archive 2013 Oct 3, 2013
Powwow celebrates aboriginal culture
Archive 2013 Oct 3, 2013
Aboriginal culture has been demonstrated at an event on Humber College’s Lakeshore campus last weekend. Toronto Culture Days and the Aboriginal Resource Centre worked together to honor the history of aboriginal peoples.
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An interim city of Toronto report shows a dramatic increase of aboriginal people living on the streets.
Read moreFor the 2013 and 2014 school year, each full-time Humber College student paid $160 to the student governance program, which is a mandatory payment on top of each students yearly program fees.
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Meet the man who reformed the structure of a student union: a conversation with Thomas Hanna
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This week at Skedline, we’ve been talking extensively about the leadership, finances, and activities of the Humber Students’ Federation.
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Q & A with HSF
Archive 2013 Oct 1, 2013
HSF is Humber College’s Student Federation. Tim Brilhante is President of HSF is a graduate of the business administration program at Humber and is now studying marketing. Candace Pellew is a graphic design student and is Vice President of student affairs. HSF represents over 27000 full-time students as its’ official governing body.
Read moreTransparency with the Humber Student Federation (HSF) has been an issue journalism students from both the North and Lakeshore Campuses have had over time.
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