Blue Jays defeat Yankees 3-1 in ALDS
October baseball will continue in Toronto, as Blue Jays have punched their ticket to the ALCS for the first time since 2016 after beating the New York Yankees 3-1 in the Division Series. The Jays’ offense led by Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was near unstoppable for the entire series, putting... Read more
Leafs face Habs in season opener
Mediation broke off, Ontario college support staff strike enters third week
The Ontario college full-time support staff strike entered week three as talks broke off Monday following three days of mediation. The Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) says negotiations broke down when the College Employer Council (CEC) refused progress on job security. Just hours after talks resumed last week,... Read more
Messi-mania at BMO Field
Toronto FC played their second last home match of the season on Saturday against Inter Miami, but supporters at the game would be forgiven for thinking TFC were actually the away side. Since the arrival of Lionel Messi in the MLS last summer, Inter Miami have completely stolen the... Read more
A Look Towards the 2025 Mr Olympia
With the Mr Olympia competition just around the corner, bodybuilding fans are dumbfounded at the decrease in prestige for the Classic Physique Division this year. This year’s show, which takes place in early October in Las Vegas, will feature with some of the biggest changes the sport has ever... Read more
Skedlive for Tuesday, Sept. 30
Nuit Blanche Fellowship brings Humber students to Toronto’s largest contemporary arts festival
A team of current Humber students and alumni will take part in Toronto’s largest contemporary arts festival, Nuit Blanche. The free, all-night event features more than 85 local and international artists across the city on Oct. 4 from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. This year’s theme, Translating the City,... Read more
Skedlive for Tuesday, Sept. 16
FOI documents reveal Vaughan’s resistance to                in-camera meetings
Internal emails obtained by Humber Et Cetera show that Humber Polytechnic President Ann Marie Vaughan resisted former board chair Akela Peoples’ call for in-camera meetings during escalating governance tensions last winter. Humber Et Cetera obtained 45 documents through Ontario’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, covering correspondences... Read more
TIFF’s wonderful week in review
Toronto has been aglow this week with 50th anniversary of the Toronto International Film Festival. TIFF rolled out last Thursday, and although the festival wraps up in just a few days, there is still so much to see. Here are some highlights from the red carpet, as seen and... Read more