Shopping at thrift stores is meant to be an accessible alternative for those who might not be able to afford regular retail prices, but at some big thrift store chains, customers are wondering if maybe they’re no longer getting a bargain. Savers — known in Canada as Value Village... Read more
Major metropolitan cities in Canada, like Toronto and Vancouver, have dominated the news cycle over the past few years for high living costs and pricing people out of owning, leading to a decrease in home ownership. A recent study from Statistics Canada found that renters living in these metropolitan... Read more
After stepping off the train onto the platform at Long Branch GO station, commuters are greeted with the sight of major construction. The platforms are ripped up and barricaded off, plastered with signs explaining the disruptions affecting the station. After work started in December 2023, half of Long Branch... Read more
Humber’s Sustainability Trail highlights green initiatives, but some say it’s not enough
EnvironmentEtobicokeHumberNews Nov 23, 2023
Recently, Humber presented a new sustainability initiative. How effective has this project been so far? Find out in our newest article!
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Networking is a major aspect for anyone getting into their careers. This is why Humber College’s Public Relations program is having a conference to help people out. The conference happens every year around the same time. This year’s theme is “Retrospection: PR that made us, campaigns that changed us.”... Read more
At just 18 years old, Shade Hansen, softball team pitcher for the Humber Hawks is setting her sights on breaking the all-time strikeout record in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA). Hansen has already made a name for herself in a historic way in just her first season at... Read more
