There will be blood: Six things to love about cycling’s most treacherous race

Six things to know about the gruelling Paris-Roubaix contest

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Humber Earth Week kicks off
Whitfield breaks down science of Pan Am torch bearing
The Pan Am and Parapan Am torch unveiling at the Ontario Science Centre on March 16 inspired a different route on torch bearing. Natalie Stoberman talks with Torch Bearer Ambassador, Olympic gold and silver medalist and Pan Am bronze medalist Simon Whitfield and a few first time torch bearers about the... Read more
SkedNOW March 3, 2015
Nunes’ TFC homecoming brings pride to Humber
Humber students’ chance to Dress for Success
Humber Student Federation’s annual Dress for Success contest is coming to an end next week. Every year, HSF gives students the chance to win $1,000 towards a shopping spree to help them “dress for success.” Students can apply with an essay or a two-minute long video, telling HSF why... Read more
Humber criminal justice and police foundations programs host a CSI contest involving a murder scene March 20. Report by Lloyd Quansah Read more
When the medicine you need costs $60,000 a year
Recently, there has been a lot of talk about a universal drug plan for Canada that would see many prescription medications get covered by the federal government, as opposed to private insurance companies. This would see the government save some $7.3 billion dollars in health care/drug costs. As things... Read more
Is art a crime?
Art has always been able to move people in certain ways, whether for better or worse. When vandalism is paired with litter, broken windows, and other signs of disobedience, it influences people to act out. According to Live Science, graffiti causes people to litter and stealing in neighborhoods. The... Read more
New Canadian pair is “feeling good” despite rocky start
Taking on the figure skating World Championships as a new skating pair is a bold move. Especially when you’re up against some of the world’s best teams, not to mention, the undefeated Canadian pair who won gold for their short program at World’s, Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford – who have trained for... Read more