NeedorGreed organized a protest in Queen’s Park on Nov. 17, 2022, for a freeze of tuition fees for international students. International students provide 68 per cent of tuition revenue which accumulated to be $1.7 billion last year which was more than colleges received in provincial grants. This event was... Read more
As the inflation rates settle down slowly, Black Friday 2022 might look different for Canadians. A new report says holiday spending in Canada is expected to shrink consumer spending power. Canadians are cutting back this holiday season as we expect a recession next year and a worsening economy. Holiday... Read more
Aging hurts women and Taylor knows it too
Entertainment Nov 17, 2022
There is always a small degree of comfort knowing that celebrities are relatable, even with their unimaginable wealth and fame. Last week, Taylor Swift released her latest album Midnights. The album, featuring 13 tracks with beats of electronic pop, synth and indie, is what Swift describes as “collection of... Read more
Fashion Art Toronto to give Toronto designers and models a place to celebrate their individuality
EntertainmentFashionLifestyle Nov 17, 2022
Fashion Art Toronto celebrated Canada’s diversity and uniqueness through a four-day-long runway at Parkdale Hall. The concept of inclusive fashion has generated controversy in recent years. This is why Vanja Vasic decided to create Fashion Art Toronto 18 years ago, giving the opportunity to all people with any type... Read more
Audio text: In today’s art news, Humber College presents Wagari: Dabiyil, Biram – Vessel: Water and Sky exhibit or the Carmichael exhibit. This exhibit displays the commissioned cyanotype textile created by Sonja, Elisa Jane and Freja Carmichael for Nuit Blanche. The art piece was one of the commissioned arts... Read more
Humber College suspends journalism degree program
News Nov 17, 2022
Ever since high school, Fernando Bossoes, a first-year international student in Humber College’s Bachelor of Journalism program, knew he wanted to become a journalist. Bossoes, who is from Brazil, chose to study journalism in Canada for its comprehensive and wide-ranging selection of multimedia journalism education. “In my country, journalism... Read more
FIFA 2022 Qatar World Cup submerged in political controversy
InternationalPoliticsSports Nov 16, 2022
Sportswashing is a term used to represent the practice political world leaders or companies use to distract people at events, such as the World Cup, from the social and humane injustices in their country or corporation. Coined in 2018 after Russia hosted the 2018 FIFA World, sportswashing has come... Read more
