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Heated debate erupts at public meeting about island airport jets

Archive 2014 Jan 28, 2014

Over 300 people showed up to Toronto City Hall on Monday to criticize the city’s plans to bring jets to Billy Bishop Airport.

Reading-week options for cash-strapped students

Archive 2014 Jan 27, 2014

Megan Bryan says she will not be travelling for reading week because she is not working and can’t afford to travel. A politics and governance undergraduate at Ryerson University, Bryan isn’t the only one in that situation. However, there is hope for students feeling the pinch. Michael Duchesne, who publishes... Read more

SkedLive January 27, 2014

Archive 2014 Jan 27, 2014

City run program turns vandalism into neighbourhood art

Archive 2014 Jan 27, 2014

A city program that set out to combat vandalism is turning into a tool for neighbourhoods to bring art to their streets. The StreetARToronto – or StART – program is responsible for a number of murals that are popping up around Toronto that simultaneously showcase an artists work and... Read more

Humber College hosts student leadership conference

Archive 2014 Jan 27, 2014

Over sixty students attended the ‘Make your Mark’ leadership conference hosted by the office of Student Success and Engagement on Sunday Jan. 26.

The conference held at the North campus for students who are in or hope to be part of leadership roles on campus.

New indoor soccer facility opens in Newmarket

Archive 2014 Jan 27, 2014

The Newmarket Soccer club had been without a reliable indoor facility for many years but have now finally opened the doors to a fully functional indoor complex.

SkedLive January 24, 2014

Archive 2014 Jan 24, 2014

What’s your favourite comfort food this winter?

Archive 2014 Jan 24, 2014

Skedline reporter Savanna Chiblow asked Humber students on Lakeshore campus yesterday what their favourite comfort food is during this cold winter. Here’s what they had to say. Read more

Man’s link with animals gives distinct viewpoint

Archive 2014 Jan 24, 2014

Toronto artists celebrated the anamorph art form at the Project Gallery on Queen Street East Monday. Although the art form is known to be overly abstract and unusual, visual artists say it is becoming a popular technique that tries to emulate the relationship between man and beast and how those two forces work together to represent universal causes or ideas.