Toronto’s Portuguese community is preparing for another evening filled with the traditions from back home that still make their hearts weak. Dances from Portugal, California and Toronto will make an appearance in the Portuguese cultural community centres across the GTA throughout the entire Easter weekend. Every year, during February and April,... Read more

Students studying agriculture may be hired faster than students studying other life science degrees. The 2015 Sector Report, released by Life Sciences Ontario (LSO),  says the unemployment rate among science grads going into the private sector sits at about 18.9 per cent. “As the government becomes more fiscally restrained, the opportunities in... Read more

Travelling for students can go a number of ways. You could be one of those people who wears a puka shell necklace the entire time you’re abroad, or receive a tattoo in Thailand that means strength. Or you could completely confuse what you think travelling is with spring break.... Read more

If you’ve ever felt unsafe walking to your car at night, infrared technology may be for you. Using infrared (IR) in products is not new, but the push to have it in the consumer market is. The FLIR One is one of the first infrared sensors aimed at the... Read more

17 years ago, there was no sexting, kids typically got cell phones at a much later age than today and same sex marriage was still banned in many more places compared to today. It is safe to say the world has changed quite a bit in the last 17... Read more

The world of weight loss has opened the door to a multimillion-dollar industry, which preys on people looking for help in speeding up their weight loss goals. The popular show Dr.Oz is known for promoting “natural” weight loss supplements which claim to be “miracle” aids for reducing body weight.... Read more