THE RESULTS ARE IN! Monica Khosla wins IGNITE President for the 2018/2019 year. “My vision is to have a student government that is more interactive, transparent, as well as inclusive,” she posted as part of her campaign platform. Her win is followed by Vice Presidents Jeremy Largo Afonso of... Read more
Victoria Caister reports on the Ontario Premier’s press conference at the Humber Lakeshore G building and interviews students to get their thoughts. Read more
Thinking of passing on the IGNITE elections this year? Well, don’t. Here are five reasons why you should vote: Take action You’re choosing your representative It’s only a few minutes of your day To have a say in something you pay for It will be the easiest part of... Read more
After debates over extensions, and heated arguments over things like gender equality and pay, there’s no doubt that the PC leadership race has been a rocky road. Voting is closed for PC leadership today (Friday, March 9), but many were saying they were unable to vote, or that voting... Read more
By Gregory Philion and Kaylee Perkins With the 2017-2018 school year slowly coming to an end, that means the IGNITE elections are right around the corner. Each year Humber College gets a new batch of IGNITE candidates running for either Board of Directors, Vice President and President. On Tuesday,... Read more
It is time to start deciding on who you want representing you on campus next school year. IGNITE’s Elections Forum is coming to Lakeshore campus on March 6, giving Humber students a chance to meet the elections candidates, hear their platforms, and most importantly, ask them your questions.... Read more
Before I attended the Women’s March in Washington, I was filled with euphoria. The thought that I would be among thousands from all over North America marching in a strong show of support for the rights and equality of women made me feel blissful. I was going to be... Read more
The women’s march on Washington took place on Jan. 21. Over 1 million supporters flooded the streets of Washington to march in celebration of women’s rights, equality and diversity. Skedline reporters travelled to Washington D.C. to cover the event. Here is a photo essay showing moments of the march captured by... Read more
Torontonians joined cities across the world to protest the Trump presidency in a show of unity for human rights. On Saturday Jan. 21, about 60,000 women, men and children gathered at Queen’s Park to join in as a sister rally of the Women’s March on Washington. The inauguration... Read more
Women’s March on Washington – Toronto by Fallon Hewitt on Exposure Read more
