Courtesy: Reuters The Toronto Raptors defence was nowhere to be found in the loss against the Portland Trail Blazers  Sunday night. With beautiful ball movement (leading to 27 team assists), the Blazers offense proved too much for a struggling Toronto team that has lost 12 of its last 13 meetings... Read more

Millionaire Robert Durst admits in a TV show finale that he “killed them all”. Reuters reported that Durst has been arrested in New Orleans on a murder warrant issued by Los Angeles County, the Orleans Parish Sheriff̵7;s Office said. Durst, born in 1943, is known for life twists that led him to be questioned but not... Read more

Walking along the streets of Port of Spain, the capital city of the sister islands Trinidad and Tobago, huge floats and people wearing bright and elaborate costumes pranced and danced along the streets to celebrate one of the greatest frolics on Earth” Carnival. Read more

A few days ago, I did a Skype interview with YouTube Star and sneaker collector, Sohrab Mejhidi about the current sneaker scene. Athletic shoes have outgrown their street wear origin and have become a necessary fashion accessory. “People wait in long lines just to get their hands on a pair... Read more

It̵7;s time for Humber students to vote for their president: the polls will be closing at 4pm on March 13. Skedline caught up with the presidential candidates, and asked what they would like to bring to the table if elected. Despite a controversial end to last year̵7;s election, Shawn Manahan is... Read more

Courtesy: Wikicommons The murder of an Iraqi man in Dallas has caused a southern Muslim group to work closely with police. Dallas police confirmed that Ahmed Al-Jumaili, was shot and killed outside his apartment last week as he watched his first snowfall. At this point in time, no motive has... Read more

On February 27th, at the end of Black History Month, Pastor David Lewis-Peart and Reverend Chiedza Pasipanodya produced a service to celebrate the significant month through LGBT and feminist lenses and to bring up the ideas that were on their minds and in their hearts. Pasipanodya and Lewis-Peart are both... Read more

With legitimate headlines like NBC’s, “Sign language ISIS video looks to snare deaf, mute recruits in Europe” and the Los Angles Times headline, “Oklahoma fraternity's racist chant may also cost its black chef his job” it’s not hard to imagine how people can be easily fooled – journalistic or otherwise. Read more

(Photo Courtesy: Wikicommons) Canadian musicians gather in Hamilton this week to kick-off the 2015 JUNOfest. Over 64 acts are set to perform, including four-time JUNO Award winners The Sheepdogs and legendary Punk band Teenage Head. The festivities are set to take place in 16 different venues over the course of... Read more

Boys dream of lifting the Stanley Cup and girls will aspire to hoist the Clarkson Cup. The future is looking bright for professional women’s hockey in North America. The Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL), wrapped up its seventh season in unprecedented fashion, with the Boston Blades hoisting the Clarkson Cup for... Read more