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Targeted stabbing at hotel used as city shelter, police say

Targeted stabbing at hotel used as city shelter, police say

City confirms hotel is being used as a part of their temporary shelter system.
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Sceptres prevail in Battle on Bay Street

Sceptres prevail in Battle on Bay Street

A deadlock, a surge of momentum, and an overtime finish defined the Toronto Sceptres’ battle against the Vancouver Goldeneyes at Scotiabank Arena on Jan. 17.
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Olympic spotlight shines as Sceptres edge Goldeneyes in overtime

Olympic spotlight shines as Sceptres edge Goldeneyes in overtime

The third annual Battle on Bay Street was more than a rivalry game. For many on the ice Saturday, it was a final dress rehearsal before they hit the world’s biggest stage.
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OPINION: IGNITE has an advocacy problem

OPINION: IGNITE has an advocacy problem

Student unions have a duty to champion issues that are important to their constituency.
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Help available if holidays get stressful

Help available if holidays get stressful

The Student Wellness and Accessibility Centre is there for support.
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EDITORIAL: Finch West LRT is a disappointment

EDITORIAL: Finch West LRT is a disappointment

Toronto's newest transit system has premiered with slower-than-expected times and no signal priority following a half-decade of construction time and a budget overrun of more than $1.2 billion.
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Humber business student dies in Brampton fire

Humber business student dies in Brampton fire

Anudeep Kaur is remembered by faculty and Hawks Nation as a great conversationalist and a committed team supporter.
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Quiet displacement of Downtown Chinatown happening quickly

Quiet displacement of Downtown Chinatown happening quickly

The iconic Toronto neighbourhood has experienced changes in culture and people since COVID-19. The mom-and-pop businesses that reflected its history of immigration and struggle are being replaced with franchises.
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Santa, reindeer, friends visit Long Branch

Santa, reindeer, friends visit Long Branch

The annual Santa Parade returned to South Etobicoke, spreading joy throughout the community and building excitement among children.
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An art studio’s last hurrah

An art studio’s last hurrah

Wyrmwell Studios is no more. The exhibition holds the final remnants of the student-centred studio’s memory.
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