Showcase poised to be rich cultural experience
By Justin Field    The Humber Bachelor of Music program is putting on its first concert of 2019 on Friday — the Humber Music World Showcase.   The music for the showcase has been put together and will be performed by a number of the programs students and faculty.... Read more
Student union chair concerned about tuition and OSAP changes
Nour Alideeb, chairperson for the Canadian Federation of Students in Ontario (CFSON) says that “there are a number of concerns” regarding the changes to OSAP. “I wouldn’t call it a good day for students,” she says. The Ontario government officially announced significant changes to tuition costs and the Ontario... Read more
Newscast Jan. 17, 2019
Alex Arsenych has today’s news. Read more
How long will your New Year’s resolution last?
Skedline reporter Sarah Larke talks about common Canadian New Year’s resolutions at Humber College. Videographers: Katia Sist and Cassandra Turco Read more
Ontario government set to announce tuition decrease
Toronto (The Canadian Press) – The province is set to announce a 10 per cent tuition cut for Ontario post-secondary students for the 2019-2020 academic year. This would mean an average savings of $660 for undergraduate students and $340 for college students, the government says. The cut to tuition... Read more
Alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur in Toronto court today
Toronto  – Bruce McArthur’s trial has been pushed back from Jan. 6, 2020 to Jan. 29, 2020 following a short court appearance in Toronto today, according to CBC News. McArthur, 67, is facing eight counts of first-degree murder in a series of deaths of men with connections to Toronto’s... Read more
Pipeline shortage a “crisis,”  Canadian survey says
British Columbia (CBC News) – A survey conducted by the Angus Reid institute suggests that 58 per cent of Canadians consider the lack of oil and gas pipelines a ‘crisis’. The survey of 4,024 Canadian adults was conducted between Dec. 21 and Jan. 3. Albertans were most concerned, with... Read more
Jamming Out at Lakeshore
Liam Harrington and Justin Field attended the Humber Music programs Faculty/Student Jam session, part of a free concert series put on by the program. The free concerts are a regular series, occurring once a month. The next free concert will take place at 12:15 p.m. on Wednesday, February 6,... Read more
Tierney Angus has today’s news. Read more
Women are dominating hockey, but media coverage still lags behind
Canada’s Women’s team became gold medalists on Sunday in Obihiro, Japan at the IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship. They took gold in front of a YouTube live stream of 12,500 viewers. That pales in comparison to the over 10 million viewers who watched Canada’s Men’s world junior team lose... Read more