March News Briefs
U of T plans for its first in-person convocation after Covid-19 As the Ontario government continues to loosen restrictions, universities…
U of T plans for its first in-person convocation after Covid-19 As the Ontario government continues to loosen restrictions, universities…
On March 19, officers received a call regarding an assault that took place inside a Mississauga mosque where multiple people…
Over the past few months, students and faculty have criticized U of T regarding the recent rise of anti-Semitism on…
“It was a challenging year for most of us due to the pandemic and the closing and reopening of campus,”…
Scholars Strike Canada (SSC) hosted another major labour action on March 21 to March 23 to address carceral systems while…
With more than half of its population facing famine and starvation, Yemen remains one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises….
Nearly 30 years ago, between 1992 and 1994, archeologists discovered more than 40,000 artifacts in Mississauga’s Britannia neighbourhood. They were…
While Covid-19 restrictions have loosened over the past several months, booster shots are still necessary to safeguard public health. Individuals…
Throughout the past month, gasoline prices in Canada and other countries are continuing to hit record levels. Due to the…
Last year, the Minister of Education, Stephen Lecce, announced that the Ontario government will provide schools with free menstrual products…
After two years of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ontario government is removing mask mandates on March 21 with a few…
On February 24, the Russian army invaded the eastern borders of Ukraine under the orders of Russian President Vladimir Putin….
In recent years, the rate of cigarette smoking among Ontario students has steadily declined, yet the rate of vaping has…
Recent data reveals that climate change is intensifying faster than ever. With temperatures rapidly increasing every year, at the end…
One year after Sudan’s transitional government signed the Juba Agreement for Peace (JBA), humanitarian needs have rapidly grown across the…