Learning from the past and looking to the future, the 2021 Canadian Premier League season could be the best one yet
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The Toronto restaurant industry has struggled during the pandemic, with some establishments having no choice but to shut their doors for good. Jeffrey Markus from Daddyo’s Pasta & Salads and Thom Fitzgerald of DROM Taberna are both restaurant owners in downtown Toronto. They describe how the pandemic has affected... Read more
By Benedict Rhodes Despite the 2021 National Women’s Hockey League (NWHL) season ending early because of a COVID-19 outbreak, broadcasters like Alexis Pearson are thrilled at the growth the league saw in just ten days, thanks in part to the games being shown on the streaming platform Twitch. “It... Read more
The Toronto Raptors zapped the Washington Wizards 137-115 Wednesday in DC. Next up in the Raps’six-game road trip is a match against the Boston Celtics Thursday night.
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#ClosedButStillCaring — that is the hashtag the Toronto Zoo has been using on social media, as the site is finding ways to adapt in the thick of the COVID-19 crisis. The zoo has been closed to the public since Mar. 14, and remains closed as the COVID-19 crisis continues.... Read more
Dean Blundell talks about the state of Toronto’s radio scene
Business & TechCultureEntertainmentNewsQ&ASpecialsSportsTorontoToronto Mar 11, 2020
Dean Blundell is a controversial radio personality who has worked at several radio stations in Toronto including The Edge and Sportsnet The FAN 590. Known for his colourful personality and wise-guy-like takes, Blundell has built a fan base that wants nothing more than to listen to him talk on... Read more
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in the GTA this week for a press conference and photo-op. The Prime Minister made an appearance at a branch of the Boys and Girls Club in Scarborough on Thursday morning, March 5, to answer questions on a number of current issues. The most... Read more
By Mariana Belham Humber held its first Brazilian Carnaval at the Lakeshore Welcome Centre on Feb. 20. The carnival, a student initiative, was the idea of Market Management students Carolina Castro and Laura Prytoluk. They put it together in partnership with the First Year Experience (FYE) program at Humber. ... Read more
Baseball, a sport once known (and probably still seen as) “America’s favourite pastime,” has found itself in the crosshairs of yet another scandal. In a groundbreaking report by The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal and Evan Drellich, the 2017 World Series-winning Houston Astros were accused of stealing other team’s signs. This... Read more
Etobicoke citizens on alert for Coronavirus
CanadaEnvironmentEtobicokeHealthHealthHumberInternationalNewsTorontoToronto Jan 22, 2020
Coronavirus has been spreading rapidly throughout China. Nearly 450 people have been infected nationwide, with total deaths rising to at least 17, as the mystery disease continues to spread. Three possible cases of coronavirus were ruled out by Canada’s chief public health officer on Monday, Jan. 20. What unnerves... Read more
