Carbon tax: Humber Office of Sustainability happy with environmental effort
EnvironmentHumberNews Nov 6, 2018
By Paula Brown Skedline.com The Canadian government is going ahead with the carbon tax in Ontario, and Humber College’s Office of Sustainability is happy to see leadership in environmental efforts. “We are happy to see leadership that tries to shape a more sustainable world, and this carbon tax is... Read more
Clement Goh Skedline Reporter The idea of self-care comes from working in crisis, with a risk of burnout coming from an overexposure to situations. For child abuse investigation and placement coordinator Paula Cordeiro, helpers have to be able to maintain themselves before preventing suicide. “I think that for people... Read more
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Lucas Laporta talks to Humber College Students about their knowledge on daylight saving as the clocks fall back. Lucas Laporta: On camera reporting Joey Chini: Videography Breanne Coulter: Dejero operator and editing Read more
Skedline Reporter Giovanni Siciliano delivers the top news stories for Monday, Nov 5, 2018. Read more
Skedline Reporter Fatima Baig and videographer Michelle Ramos attend the White Elephant Sale at Humber Lakeshore. The fundraiser sells gently used items from Humber’s Lost & Found to raise money for the United Way. Read more
The stress levels are high this midterm season, but students remain optimistic and open-minded. Skedline reporter Kelsey Mohammed interviewed Humber students about their coping skills and their opinion on Humber’s overall atmosphere. Camera Work: Michelle Ramos & Fatima Baig Read more
By Rosen Castillo Skedline.com The lunch-time rush can be very hectic, especially in Humber’s L Building cafeteria. The cafeteria is meant to serve Humber students in the Learning Commons as well as the nine surrounding cottages. However, there is an unexpected population that the cafeteria also serves. Across Colonel Samuel... Read more
