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#TODeadlyStreets: An interactive map

Canada Oct 25, 2016

By Fallon Hewitt and Devon Imrie According to the Toronto Police Service, 35 pedestrians have lost their lives in traffic related incidents this year in Toronto. These numbers put a new emphasis on the issue of pedestrian and cyclist safety. On Oct. 21, TPS put out a news release... Read more

Ignite hopes to raise awareness after students express skepticism over new branding

Canada Humber Oct 18, 2016

By Devon Imrie & Kabrena Robinson, Skedline.com Following the rebranding of the Humber Students’ Federation to IGNITE in July, many students remain skeptical about the budget and transparency of the change. The previous rebrand info session held by IGNITE on Oct. 5 sparked a lot of anger among students... Read more

Breaking down the final US Presidential debate

Elections International Oct 18, 2016

by Melissa Krikke and Danila Neves, skedline.com Tomorrow night, Republican Candidate Donald Trump and Democratic Candidate Hillary Clinton will have their third and final debate before America heads to the polling stations on November 8th. Because American politics are convoluted, we broke down the US Presidential Election for you.... Read more

Who has the next move and who holds all the cards?

Canada News Mar 23, 2013

Prime Minister Stephen Harper shook hands with Toronto Mayor Rob Ford on Sunday signifying the federal government’s support for the city’s Scarborough subway extension plan. No specific information was announced in regards to the federal government’s funding towards the project until Monday when federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty confirmed... Read more

Federal Government Confirms Funding for Subway Expansion

Canada News Mar 23, 2013

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty confirmed the federal government’s support of the Scarborough subway expansion today at a press conference. The promise is supported by the $660 million that will be provided for the city to fund the project. Read more

Where the Truck can they go?

Canada News Mar 22, 2013

The recently started pilot project for food trucks in Toronto is now allowing the city streets to become friendlier for these mobile businesses.

Who dosn’t like food trucks?

News Mar 22, 2013

In the parking lot of the Toronto's Sony Centre, groups of people stand and eat while others mill from one brightly coloured food truck to the next.

Food Trucking in Vegan Style

News Mar 20, 2013

Cindy Thomson and her husband Chase, run karma ChaMEALeon, Ontario’s only vegan food truck.

Food Truck Health and Safety

Archive 2013 Archived News Mar 20, 2013

Despite the fact they are not 'bricks and mortar' businesses, health and safety regulations for Toronto's food trucks are on-par with their permanent site counterparts.